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Is WYSIWYG available?

What You See Is What You Get... WYSIWYG

It's a type of HTML editor that lets you make web pages without requiring HTML coding. Instead you simply insert pictures, text, links, and colors. It is a good idea to always use the same web editor program in which a site was originally created, as using a very different program can potentially corrupt the original design.

Both site builders we provide use WYSIWYG, as well as the HTML Editor that you can find in cPanel > File Manager.

Additionally, WordPress (which can be installed from our QuickInstall in cPanel) also has the ability to add posts and pages using WYSIWYG.

There are also many third-party HTML Editors available that use WYSIWYG.

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Michael
If I currently use a WYSIWIG editor, will this effect the website and domain transfer progress? Will the data at the original location (Homestead) be compatible with the new location (Host Gator)? Thank you.
Posted: July 20, 2010
HostGator
That type of site design is not only compatible, but we also offer it as a free tool. So, there should be no complications due to using WYSIWYG from another host.
Posted: July 26, 2010
HostGator
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Posted: December 13, 2011 (Global Reply)
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