I've never really worked with WYSIWYG editors, but I believe that as long as you have the HTML code, there should be no problems.
After several days of searching for information and comparing mostly free web site editors, I decided to try Web Site Maker V2. However, it downloaded with a 14-day trial period.
My planned web site is a simple one and it should be finished in another few days. The proprietary format for Web Site Maker is WSS. I plan to also save my web site in HTML. Will that allow me to continue editing my site even after the Web Site Maker trial period ends? Or, in practical terms, will saving my site in HTML mean the original WSS code gets scrambled and I must redesign my site?
Only as an allied question, would anyone suggest a fully-free web editor that is simple to use (Drag & Drop and WYSIWYG?) and that comes with good-looking templates? Web Site Maker isn't bad, but I just don't need to purchase it now.

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