10 Apr 2012
Fairly powerful web page editor that enables you to build your site using pre-defined templates
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Type: Time limited demo
Platform: Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista, Windows XP
Manufacturer: Lorenzi Davide
Size: 11.4MB
Number of Downloads: 85
Price: €49.90
This is the software publisher's description.
Powerful HTML Editor that permits you to create your site in a WYSIWYG environment using a combination of either CSS or tabled layouts. Dynamic HTML Editor's design emphasizes simplicity and ease of use. You'll find that you can create great looking websites almost instantly with virtually no learning curve. If you are a developer and understand how to work with code, it is also great for creating server pages.
With Dynamic HTML Editor, there is no need to know HTML/XHTML code. Dynamic HTML Editor is a WEB page editor 100% WYSIWYG, simply play with your mouse and create pages compatible with all browsers (W3C compliant code).
You can edit and rotate/resize images, apply 55+ effects, create shapes, apply stencils to images, manage transparency, create stylesheets, slide shows, publish your site to the internet in a click
Dynamic HTML Editor includes quality templates and there is a section on the developer’s site where you can find some others
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