Website builder that spits out html files?

[GigabitXe]

So I just started messing around with one of my spare computers, and I have decided that I want to make it into a home web server. It is running Linux, and I have apache2 and all of the other stuff running. I want to know if there is a program that allows you to create your own website graphically, and then gives you the html files to place on the network. I know that I could just code the html myself, but I am lazy and don't really have the time to learn html coding. If there is anything out there that allows you to do what I described, I would appreciate the name of it. I have done some light searching myself, but I have not come up with anything yet.

 

Thanks in advance.

[Julian5]

Html is the easiest language ever, Dreamweaver can make code with graphical interface

[BubblyCharizard]

theres always adobe dreamweaver, Word, and many other apps

[GigabitXe]

Just now, Julian5 said:

Html is the easiest language ever, Dreamweaver can make code with graphical interface

Ok thanks. I will look into it.

[Julian5]

Just now, Space2867 said:

Ok thanks. I will look into it.

What do you want the html for though?

[GigabitXe]

2 minutes ago, Julian5 said:

What do you want the html for though?

I am experimenting with creating and hosting my own website/media server and want to see what is possible.

[Julian5]

1 minute ago, Space2867 said:

I am experimenting with creating and hosting my own website and want to see what is possible.

Trust me its very simple, ask me if you need any help or want me to start you off

 

[GigabitXe]

OK, thanks for the offer. If I can't figure out something with Word, then I will probably start to learn how to code it myself this afternoon.

[tt2468]

If you install php, you can use this: http://scripteden.com/builder/bootstrap/

[GigabitXe]

3 minutes ago, tt2468 said:

If you install php, you can use this: http://scripteden.com/builder/bootstrap/

That looks very promising, I will try it out.

[SiriousArts]

https://webflow.com might be an option for you

Its fairly easy to use and doesnt require much html css knowledge.

Also check out HTTrack

[GigabitXe]

5 minutes ago, SiriousArts said:

https://webflow.com might be an option for you

Its fairly easy to use and doesnt require much html css knowledge.

Also check out HTTrack

Thanks for the suggestions, but I got word press running on my server, so I am all set.