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Fairly simple wysiwyg software needed, must be able to edit existing website

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I  have a website which is about my family history, this was made using firstly, FrontPage, and later Microsoft Expressions web.

i want to update this to my latest research, but it must be able to edit my existing html pages etc.

i don’t need advanced features, just pages of text and picture and a few internal and expernal hyperlinks.

I don’t want to spend a fortune, but a reasonable one off cost of a modest subscription would be ok.

 

as I am a carer for my wife, my time is limited, so am not able to start again.

suggestions gratefully welcomed

 

Bob

p.s. I want to keep existing domain

i did ask question before, my need hasn’t gone away.

so many solution seem to include hosting

Edited by stonechat

  • stonechat changed the title to Fairly simple wysiwyg software needed, must be able to edit existing website

Bob,

You asked the same question here:

and here:

The answer is the same as before. Install wordpress and you won;'t ever need to touch HTML ever again.

You can install wordpress on your existing hosting. Most decent hosts offer a one click install option.

If you could post the URL for your website it would help.

If you have all the content 'offline' it's not complicated. Probably time consuming as you have a lot of content on the site but not difficult.

You could use one of the many HTML to WordPress converter tools but as this replicate your current site you will be missing out on many of the features WordPress offers. And of course the conversion will drag across all the unnecessary MS code a WordPress site doesn't need.

If you want some help with this send me a PM with your contact details or reply to the email I've sent you from the website.

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