Open Source Web development tools

[Jerry Natowitz]

I installed Kompozer on my 12 YO daughters computer, copied all the 
digits photos there, and let her loose on the family website.

She did a very good job, but one thing I noticed, and perhaps this is a 
characteristic of WSIWYG editors.  Most of the digital photos were 
around 2000x3000 pixels but she reduced the display size to the 300 to 
600 pixel range.  I would expect an editor to create a smaller image 
files, but instead Kompozer attempted to use the original images and let 
the web browser take care of scaling.

I say attempted, because the jpgs rapidly exceed the 10MB (!) limit for 
rcn customers.

Do any of the FOSS WSIWYG editors have an image editor included?

	Jerry Natowitz
	j.natowitz-KealBaEQdz4 at public.gmane.org


Nathan Meyers wrote:
> Jerry Feldman wrote:
>> There are a couple of web sites that I've inherited. While neither 
>> require much maintenance, I was wondering if anyone has a favorite 
>> development tools. I certainly can use VI or EMACS and edit the bare 
>> html, but there are times when WYSIWYG saves some time.
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> Kompozer is a petty nice HTML editor.
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