Software like FrontPage for Mac OS X?

[bbernardini]

I need some kind of HTML editor that's WYSIWYG. I currently do my live recordings trading list on a Windows machine, as I haven't found anything cheap like FrontPage for the Mac. Suggestions?

[alfredo]

1. I've never used a WYSIWYG editor. But I believe there

are some good downloads for OSX. I use editors like Mi and Taco. Mozilla has a nice editor that is now free standing. http://www.nvu.com/ It says it is for Linux, but it has a very good Mac version.

[bbernardini]

7. Looks like NVU will do the trick.

Thanks!

[alfredo]

8. You're welcomed

A standalone editor based on Mozilla Composer has been something I have been waiting for.

[alfredo]

2. I forgot to give you a link for Taco HTML

It's very nice.

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/8636

I like the live preview. Give it a try.

[gold_bug]

3. I use plain text editors for HTML

so I'm not up to date on graphical webpage tools for OS X, but here's two that I've heard of...

RapidWeaver
http://www.realmacsoftware.com/index.php/weblog/comments/2/

Create
http://www.stone.com/Create/Create.html

[bbernardini]

4. Go here to see what it is I'm trying to do:

http://bbernardini.mktrading.org/othernew.html

Nothing fancy, just a simple table.

[gold_bug]

6. that's fairly simple

You should be able to do that with no problems with the aforementioned NVU or Mozilla Composer.

[alfredo]

9. Take a look at this editor

http://www.mimikaki.net/en/

It hasn't been updated for some time, but it works well on all versions of OSX.

I like the looks of Create.

[ezekiel333]

5. Mozzila Suite

Includes Composer WYSIWYG editor with tabs to code by hand as well, very similar to Frontpage and it is FREE!

<http://www.mozilla.org/products/mozilla1.x/>

[alfredo]

10. A standalone editor has been released.

Take a look at this:
http://www.nvu.com/

[ezekiel333]

11. Thanks!!!

I posted to quickly and missed your post. The stand alone is awesome!

[alfredo]

12. Hey, it is the weekend, it is OK to be off your game.

Enjoy.

[rocktivity]

13. I like it that Taco works so much like Dreamweaver

which I'm familiar with.

I've downloaded Nvu to use on my PC at work, and when I upgrade my Mac in two weeks, I'll get Taco. With all due respect to BBedit, it's not worth $60 anymore--and that's they're charging for the upgrade!

:headbang:
rocknation