Lorenzo De Vito wrote:
> I would like to ask to you, If you must create a website with over 40 pages
> and
> a database management (can be MySql) what kind of tool do you use, I know
> that I
> can use pure HTML with textual editor but if you know a RAD for HTML on
> LinuxPPc
> you make me happy because I have few time.
This isn't quite what you're looking for, but one better than a text editor is
Netscape Composer (or the Mozilla equivalent). I've found that it gives a good
amount of control while keeping the formatting almost as light as hand-editing
in a
text editor.
But it won't auto-update links when you change names of files or anchors, the
way
professional tools will. Sorry.
Any Zope users out there? Does it come with an easy-to-use DTML editing
environment? That's the next thing I'd try, and it's all OSS and built for
Debian
PPC.
Hope this helps,
-Adam P.
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