Hello all
i like to generate allot of simple web sites in pure html
im looking for SEO friendly HTML WYSIMOLWYG editor
that means that can give me good CSS / Div'ss based layout quickly
and as much possible cross browser compatibility
or mybe i need to use Framework i dont know ...
and generate headers footers and so on ..

I'd use WordPress if I were you, that's the most SEO friendly web builder I've found.....

is it light ?

Weighs absolutely nothing at all.

I think he means about the color, nobody likes dark websites anymore

well i meant after downloading word press , i dont think it is what im looking for , i looking for somthing that is not dynamic as workpress , but something that can create pure html/css SEO friendly web site not php

PHP IS HTML when it gets to the browser.


Just use Notepad or Notepad++

Wordpress doesn't need to be dynamic, just use a static page for your homepage and then add lots more static page as needed. The browser only sees HTML because that what PHP sends to it...

I am in search of something can help me to create pure html/CSS SEO friendly website. WordPress fails to satisfy my needs and requirements.

Wordpress can do that, it creates dynamic urls for posting whereas when you create pages they have static url. Even you can redirect your dynamic pages to static by making changes in read and write properties.

Dreamwearver is the best, as you need css also i think this is what you are looking for.

Dreamweaver, for newbies, is a disaster waiting to happen!

http://www.artisteer.com/

Wysiwyg editor that can output straight Html, CSS.

Take a look at XsitePro.com....(not an affiliate)

Think that will do what you want...

Originally Posted by LadynRed

Dreamweaver, for newbies, is a disaster waiting to happen!

it's a disaster waiting to happen for nonnewbs too!

Wordpress is great and doesn't make just blogs. It can be used for static websites as well....its' fast, efficient, easy to use and SEO friendly on top of that...Give it a try and you'll stick to it. Plus did I mention you have hundreds of themes available for free to use on wordpress.

I have only just started using http://contentseed.com/

I can create websites in Expression and use this to allow customers to change the content on any page (content of pre-existing pages that is). It won't do menus and I'm not sure about image galleries, but for simple content it's great and it doesn't interfere with seo.

Dream Weaver needs little effort in the beginning if you have not worked on any editor...otherwise it is very user friendly and equipped with all requirements needed to create an application...

I think there's been enough nonsense in this thread.

No code that is spewed out by a WYSIWYG editor has any impact whatsoever on SEO. It's what the HUMAN inputs for CONTENT that makes any difference at all.