Helen's Website Editor For Mac

Having to go through your web designer for even the slightest adjustments can prove to be quite frustrating. Helen's Website Editor is a small Mac OS X application that can connect to your website, allows you to edit the text content, insert tables, or change images, and then saves the modifications on the server.

To get started, in the Helen's Website Editor Settings window, you must provide the website name, the server address, your username and password, the location of the initial directory, and enable the automatic detection of the stylesheet. You should be able to obtain all this information from your web designer.

Once you provide the server details, navigate to the Helen's Website Editor main window and select the Open button: the application will scan the server and allow you to browse its content. To be able to actually edit a webpage, simply select the appropriate index.html file.

In the Helen's Website Editor main window you can preview the webpage design and quickly replace the text content: the app comes with a WYSIWYG editor. You can add data by simply copying and pasting items from other applications.

You can easily insert images by using the “Picture” button, or create hyperlinks by using the “Link” button: select the target text and then provide the web or email address. If you navigate to the “Insert” main menu, you can create tables, headings, bullet points, paragraphs, and more.

Helen's Website Editor is a great tool to have around if you want to quickly edit the content of your website without having to deal with technical details or HTML code. All you have to do is make the necessary adjustments in a WYSIWYG editor and Helen's Website Editor takes care of saving the results to the server.