Re: Web Design

[Robyn J. Lyons]

When I used it (one of the 3.5.x versions) you were able to make plain 
text. Freeway basically uses CSS or invisible tables to place the text 
in the correct area. Freeway does have different modes depending on 
what form of html you wish to use. IIRC if you have it set to use an 
older form, it will do as you said, you may want to double check that.

-Rob

On Friday, January 23, 2004, at 08:44 PM, Dahlinger family wrote:

I agree that Freeway is easy to learn and use.

The *huge* drawback IMO is that it (at least versions 3.1 and 3.5) 
creates a
page that is one large picture. None of the text is searchable. That's 
fine
if you don't care about search engine traffic - unfortunately most 
people
need/want that traffic. It's a fairly large trade-off: ease of use vs.
search engine traffic.

Eric Dahlinger

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Subject: Web Design
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2004 16:07:32 -0600
Does anyone here know of a Web Design app that is as simple as 
Homepage
on dot mac? I have GoLive but I want something that will allow me to 
do
fast, simple, and nice static pages like Homepage.
Thanks,
Larry


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