markl
Hangin' with the monkeys.
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Help!
I'm looking for some (hopefully inexpensive) software that will easily allow a rank amateur newbie first-timer create a credible-looking website.
That means no HTML, coding or anything other than simple, intuitive WYSIWYG, drag-and-drop, point-and-click operations.
However, I do want a robust feature set that will allow me to do a lot of things as I get better at it and become more experienced.
The free software that came with my new domain is utterly useless and completely inflexible. I don't want to be totally trapped into their poor excuses for templates. I just want to be able to create my own templates, change sizes of tabs and headers, and text blocks, choose color schemes, select from a large amount of fonts, be able to easily add new hyperlinks, add new pages, add photos in any shape or size or location I want, etc. etc.
Any recommendations?
I'm looking for some (hopefully inexpensive) software that will easily allow a rank amateur newbie first-timer create a credible-looking website.
That means no HTML, coding or anything other than simple, intuitive WYSIWYG, drag-and-drop, point-and-click operations.
However, I do want a robust feature set that will allow me to do a lot of things as I get better at it and become more experienced.
The free software that came with my new domain is utterly useless and completely inflexible. I don't want to be totally trapped into their poor excuses for templates. I just want to be able to create my own templates, change sizes of tabs and headers, and text blocks, choose color schemes, select from a large amount of fonts, be able to easily add new hyperlinks, add new pages, add photos in any shape or size or location I want, etc. etc.
Any recommendations?