(Copy/Pasted from another forum)
Well so far, I've given WYSIWYG a try, and I am liking it a *lot*. I did a "Save background as..." for the images that I used for my Top menu bar, and my Left menu bar on all the pages I made with CSB. Then for kicks, uploaded them on my blank page in WYSIWYG in their respective positions, and lo and behold, it turns out almost identical to the way my other page looks that I made with CSB. Very happy about that.
Couple things I do notice about this program though:
1. Whenever I publish, I get little "Built with WYSIWYG Web Builder" icon on my page that I'm not too happy with. If I end up purchasing the product, does that icon cease to show up, whenever I publish with a full-blown purchased/registered WYSIWYG program? Another question on this line is, if I do go ahead and buy the program and register it and what-not, will I continue to be able to upgrade the program, as "Pablo Software Solutions" continues to release new versions of it?
2. Sometimes, my update will randomly time out, or get stuck uploading an image, and the update will fail. But then I'll try 'er again, and it turns out not-so-bad. Anyone else notice this? If so, does anyone see in big problems coming out of this?
3. If I end up using this program, and doing like samrc suggested and simply renaming these new pages I build with WYSIWYG stuff like, "id10.html", "id27.html", etc. etc., what about the files that were made by CSB that ahve a "_m.html" and "_l.html", and all that jazz? what should I do with those files? Should I just make duplicate/ or triplicate files with WYSIWYG, and name them, like, "index.html", "index_m.html", "index_l.html", and overwrite all those CSB pages that are named the same thing? Then do that for all pages (not just "index")?
I could not try SiteSpinner for some reason. I went to Virtual Mechanics' website, and tried to download the program, but the installation file gave me a message that sounded like my installation file couldn't connect to their database, or something. I tried downloading it from
http://www.download.com , but the pop-up window it brings up to download the program from never loaded, so I never even ended up getting the installation file from there. Any ideas?
--etcbbu