No Geocities actually had their free online GUI tool called WebBuilder (it was in Java). You could place your textboxes and images anywhere on the UI's new page feature and when u save to HTML, the tool would calculate the table grids required for the object to appear in that location. The UI also had a tree feature to help navigate/connect your pages (and all that since 1999/2000).
Too bad Yahoo never had a good strategy for Geocities, considering all the things we take for granted and are free these days: email, blog, photo host, calendar, facebook... And am sure for latters, the Geocities shut down will only confirm the grim reality that free can't last forever.
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No Geocities actually had their free online GUI tool called WebBuilder (it was in Java). You could place your textboxes and images anywhere on the UI's new page feature and when u save to HTML, the tool would calculate the table grids required for the object to appear in that location. The UI also had a tree feature to help navigate/connect your pages (and all that since 1999/2000). Too bad Yahoo never had a good strategy for Geocities, considering all the things we take for granted and are free these days: email, blog, photo host, calendar, facebook... And am sure for latters, the Geocities shut down will only confirm the grim reality that free can't last forever.