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^ for like full custimization

php

html

css

The best website creater is notepad.... using ^^^

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I don't think he meant web code, I think he is referring to website ''creators'' that require no code input such as: Weebly, Blogger, Webs etc.

EDIT: I would recommend 'Blogger', you can edit the HTML of the page anyway,

         And there is also a lot of sites that provide pre-made XML files that you

         Can upload.

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You cannot fathom the immensity of the fuck I do not give...
Deal w/it

For full customization....definitely code it yourself and use a text editor. Otherwise, DreamWeaver is the only thing I've used (and I used it back when Macomedia was still a company -.-)

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I mean like website creators such as webs.com.

RooRoo posted: (31st Jul 2011 07:02 pm)

I mean like website creators such as webs.com.

okay new question haha Which is better all in all:

yola.com

000webhost.com

webs.com

wix.com

or another website creater?

webs.com

000webhost.com

THAT'S AWESOME!

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I wouldnt go with a website creator. Personally, i hate them. You'd be better off learning html/css/php and its not even that hard. You also get the best results.

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer

alright thanks everyone

Wildsurvival posted: (31st Jul 2011 07:54 pm)

I wouldnt go with a website creator. Personally, i hate them. You'd be better off learning html/css/php and its not even that hard. You also get the best results.

True. But for beginner's and shit it would be best starting out with a website creator until he/she get's the hang of php/html

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Haze posted: (31st Jul 2011 08:07 pm)

Wildsurvival posted: (31st Jul 2011 07:54 pm)

I wouldnt go with a website creator. Personally, i hate them. You'd be better off learning html/css/php and its not even that hard. You also get the best results.

True. But for beginner's and shit it would be best starting out with a website creator until he/she get's the hang of php/html

nah. trial and error is the best way to learn. so that you learn from your mistakes.

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer

Wildsurvival posted: (31st Jul 2011 08:07 pm)

Haze posted: (31st Jul 2011 08:07 pm)

Wildsurvival posted: (31st Jul 2011 07:54 pm)

I wouldnt go with a website creator. Personally, i hate them. You'd be better off learning html/css/php and its not even that hard. You also get the best results.

True. But for beginner's and shit it would be best starting out with a website creator until he/she get's the hang of php/html

nah. trial and error is the best way to learn. so that you learn from your mistakes.

I guess....

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Wildsurvival posted: (31st Jul 2011 08:07 pm)

Haze posted: (31st Jul 2011 08:07 pm)

Wildsurvival posted: (31st Jul 2011 07:54 pm)

I wouldnt go with a website creator. Personally, i hate them. You'd be better off learning html/css/php and its not even that hard. You also get the best results.

True. But for beginner's and shit it would be best starting out with a website creator until he/she get's the hang of php/html

nah. trial and error is the best way to learn. so that you learn from your mistakes.

Trial and error is the best way to find out how shitty your coding skills are, you're better off learning from the book and then trial and error.
I would pick "000webhost". They're really efficient at keeping their servers online and have decent bandwidth etc. "Zymic" hosting offers good bandwidth, database support, sub-domain support and a nice ACP.

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Web developer, currently looking for graphic artists / designers.

Notepad

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If money doesn't grow on trees, then why do banks have branches?

RooRoo posted: (31st Jul 2011 07:02 pm)

I mean like website creators such as webs.com.

DanScott posted: (1st Aug 2011 11:30 am)

Notepad

I would've said notepad if I hadn't fully read the topic either, but I wouldn't want to look like a fool =p

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Web developer, currently looking for graphic artists / designers.