Looking best wysiwyg html editor for free Options

[calmabubbasst]

Hi folks

usually I use Microsoft office share point designer 2007 in order to play with my web sites html files,

unfortunately the preview isnt good and i'll love to change software with ones who give to me a real "wysiwyg".


What software could you suggest to me to reach that?

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[pandy]

A browser. Preferably several. Just save the page and update in the browser as you go.

I'm not familiar with SharePoint, but Office programs are generally not good at generating web pages.

[calmabubbasst]

A browser. Preferably several. Just save the page and update in the browser as you go.

I'm not familiar with SharePoint, but Office programs are generally not good at generating web pages.

I would like a "wysiwyg" to speed up, in fact now ...
- I'll make a change
- I save the file (but first I move the mouse from above the file or it says it's busy)
- now I drag the file online with Filezilla - I confirm overwriting
- I refresh the page - F5 - and check if the change is ok and move on to the next change...

Instead with a "wysiwyg" I could / would like to immediately see the change applied and have the code alongside, therefore and bring it online only at the end

Which "wysiwyg" do you recommend?

[Christian J]

I would like a "wysiwyg" to speed up, in fact now ...
- I'll make a change
- I save the file (but first I move the mouse from above the file or it says it's busy)
- now I drag the file online with Filezilla - I confirm overwriting
- I refresh the page - F5 - and check if the change is ok and move on to the next change...

Instead with a "wysiwyg" I could / would like to immediately see the change applied and have the code alongside, therefore and bring it online only at the end

With Filezilla you can also right-click on a file at the remote site, choose View/Edit and make changes, then save the file online directly without first having to download and upload it manually. At least a little faster, but you still need to refresh your browser to see the changes. But I would always double-check in real browsers even if I used a WYSIWYG, you can't trust those programs.

Which "wysiwyg" do you recommend?

Alas I can't recommend any of them either, I don't even know what is available these days.

[calmabubbasst]

I would like a "wysiwyg" to speed up, in fact now ...
- I'll make a change
- I save the file (but first I move the mouse from above the file or it says it's busy)
- now I drag the file online with Filezilla - I confirm overwriting
- I refresh the page - F5 - and check if the change is ok and move on to the next change...

Instead with a "wysiwyg" I could / would like to immediately see the change applied and have the code alongside, therefore and bring it online only at the end

With Filezilla you can also right-click on a file at the remote site, choose View/Edit and make changes, then save the file online directly without first having to download and upload it manually. At least a little faster, but you still need to refresh your browser to see the changes. But I would always double-check in real browsers even if I used a WYSIWYG, you can't trust those programs.
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that could be interesting for me ... but ... how? I cant be able find "View/Edit" command ... maybe I have to change some general setting???

[Christian J]

that could be interesting for me ... but ... how? I cant be able find "View/Edit" command ... maybe I have to change some general setting???

In your screenshot it seems to be called "Visualizza / modifica".

[calmabubbasst]

that could be interesting for me ... but ... how? I cant be able find "View/Edit" command ... maybe I have to change some general setting???

In your screenshot it seems to be called "Visualizza / modifica".

Yes is it but ... dont work ... it tell me "tranfert OK" but nothing happend ..

no 1 transfer, no 1 files opened in Sharepoint (the editor i've selected)

[Christian J]

Yes is it but ... dont work ... it tell me "tranfert OK" but nothing happend ..

no 1 transfer, no 1 files opened in Sharepoint (the editor i've selected)

No idea how Sharepoint works, sorry! Have you tried it with a text editor?