I have an existing website and would like to open it into CoffeeCup Visual Site designer but the only format available is .vnu. Is there any way to import my site into CoffeeCup for editing and updating without having to build it from scratch. I don't see any import feature.
Richie
"Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning"
Bill Gates
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Oops! just answered my own question....opened the page using the Html Editor and then clicked on the Visual Editor tab and saved page from there after editing.So easy.......I used the CoffeeCup HTML Editor 2008, it is a separate program from the VSD....there is no way to import html pages into Visual Site Designer that I am aware of.
R "Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning"
Bill Gates
R "Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning"
Bill Gates
where do you find the HTML editor?
you can either download the trial version (under products) or use the free version here
http://www.coffeecup.com/freestuff/ "It's A Smart Person That Asks"
http://www.coffeecup.com/freestuff/ "It's A Smart Person That Asks"
What a silly way for those of us that don't want to 'reinvent' the wheel. Keeps me from buying VD6...no IMPORT feature. All other sofware vendors and even all webpages are in HTML format. VD6 should have a 'built in' import utility to bring in any webpage design...sorry. But my vote with my DOLLARS$$$$$ is no...until they fix it!
William,
You can import into the HTML Editor and then use teh visual editor tab to get much the same as what you want.
Try the trial version of the HTML Editor and see if it works like you want. Bill R.
First Baptist Church
Brighter Day Charities
Roberson Family
You can import into the HTML Editor and then use teh visual editor tab to get much the same as what you want.
Try the trial version of the HTML Editor and see if it works like you want. Bill R.
First Baptist Church
Brighter Day Charities
Roberson Family
Can anyone help me please?????
I am also at my wits end. I need to talk to someone. I have a number of questions here. I am trying to import the html site into site designer. Why aren't they interchangeable? I can't tell you how frustrating this is for the average struggling lay person.
If you're not html educated, don't buy this software. I was told it is so "easy" by a techie. It's NOT TRUE. I have hit many deadends with this software.
I am also at my wits end. I need to talk to someone. I have a number of questions here. I am trying to import the html site into site designer. Why aren't they interchangeable? I can't tell you how frustrating this is for the average struggling lay person.
If you're not html educated, don't buy this software. I was told it is so "easy" by a techie. It's NOT TRUE. I have hit many deadends with this software.
Hi Lisa,
would it be easier for you, if you had the old template? If so what was the name if you remember. or would you know it if you saw it?
VSD is a wysiwyg where as html editor is and has more you can edit then just drop crop and drag where you want your objects. Um did I mention I have some old templates left
"It's A Smart Person That Asks"
would it be easier for you, if you had the old template? If so what was the name if you remember. or would you know it if you saw it?
VSD is a wysiwyg where as html editor is and has more you can edit then just drop crop and drag where you want your objects. Um did I mention I have some old templates left
"It's A Smart Person That Asks"
Just to clarify:
With the HTML Editor you can import any existing website and edit it, either using the 'code mode', where you work with html, or in the 'visual mode', where you drag and drop the contents of your site.
The FREE Html Editor is a 'light version' of the same programme, but it has no visual mode. You can import sites into it, and edit them in the code mode.
With the Visual Site designer (VSD) you can create a site from scratch, using the drag and drop method. You cannot import sites into it.
All of these progs have a built-in FTP client for transferring the site to the internet. Ha en riktig god dag!
Inger, Norway
http://www.nettstedet.net/
http://www.kandoraservice.de/english/enindex.html
http://www.johnsflats.com
With the HTML Editor you can import any existing website and edit it, either using the 'code mode', where you work with html, or in the 'visual mode', where you drag and drop the contents of your site.
The FREE Html Editor is a 'light version' of the same programme, but it has no visual mode. You can import sites into it, and edit them in the code mode.
With the Visual Site designer (VSD) you can create a site from scratch, using the drag and drop method. You cannot import sites into it.
All of these progs have a built-in FTP client for transferring the site to the internet. Ha en riktig god dag!
Inger, Norway
http://www.nettstedet.net/
http://www.kandoraservice.de/english/enindex.html
http://www.johnsflats.com
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