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There is an “E” in the little picture next to the URL. I plan to change that soon. I don’t know what I’d put in place of it though. The “E” is for the name of the current theme of the blog which is called “Eximius.”
If anyone wants to code their own web pages, I suggest three programs you can use (separately or in concert) to get started.
Mozilla makes a really easy to use program called SeaMonkey.
http://www.seamonkey-project.org/
This is the old Netscape Composer program updated for the current age. I found it very easy to use (much like Microsoft Word). You don’t have to deal with the physical code unless necessary. Good for beginners.
The next level up is HTML-Kit.
http://www.htmlkit.com/
There are 2 versions, the free version and the purchasable version. You have to write the code for web pages here but the code is color coded so you can see what you are working with. You have to play with the program a bit because it takes a little getting used to especially because you can code Javascript, XML, and CSS as well. At least there is a free version.
The last one I have is HAPedit.
http://hapedit.free.fr/
It is also freeware and it can do more than just HTML. It can help you code PHP and ASP too. I have yet to really play around with this one. But I like the fact that it tells you (most of the time) where your errors are (usually open brackets and missing semicolons).
Did I mention that this one is also free?
January 21, 2010 | Posted by mkoots
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