Free or Open Source Web Design Program?

Posted by Cliff on Wednesday October 26, 2005 @07:30AM from the wonder-if-elves-will-get-into-web-design dept.

TheZorch asks: "I'm looking for a good Freeware or Open Source web design program. Right now, I use Web Dwarf but its features are a little limited. I love the ability to put text and graphics wherever I want, which is also how Dreamweaver works. The main problem with Web Dwarf is that I can't insert Macromedia Flash items onto a web page. I've tried Mozilla's web page composer, FrontPage Express, and OpenOffice. None give me the freedom to do what I want to be able to do. The program has to be FREE, no adware, no turned off features until you buy it, and I have to be able to format the page freestyle similar to how Dreamweaver and Web Dwarf work. Can you recommend one for me?"

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OT: sig comment by (Score+5,+Flamebait) · 2005-10-26 09:09 · Score: 0, Offtopic

Nice sig. I'm thinking of putting up a site with up-close photos of women who died during a legally-forced childbirth -- with blood everywhere, and the infant as well (preferably dead as well, or alive but with no living guardian is okay as well). Also photos of unwanted and/or abused & neglected children born to drug addicts, rape victims, 13-year-olds, etc.. They sure are shocking, and there's no better argument against forcing a woman to carry an unwanted fetus to term.

Oh no, I'm sorry -- visceral photos aren't an argument at all. I forgot for a second there.

Seriously, abortion is a big topic. But you have to discuss it -- I don't convince people to be vegetarians by leaving glossies of slaughterings on their kitchen table.