What kind of web tool are these?

MySpace pages, for the most part, do look a lot alike. However, I have seen pages that only retain the navigation across the top (perhaps because I'm signed in?) I know I've seen layouts that allow you to change pretty much everything. Google's blogger seems even more adaptable. Since it is all HTML, and that is editable with everything, you can have a site that looks nothing like a blogger blog. This is especially true of sites that are using both platforms (right term?) for business purposes.

That is where my question comes from; you can drop and drag elements, getting instant visuals. Or you can go in a switch HTML. The sites I've seen it on are using MySpace and Blogger for mostly for business purposes, and they have tweaked the site to conform to their personal business strategies to the point that MySpace/Blogger are simply the platforms they run their sites on. I have also met some who just have lots of time on their hands (disabled/retired) who like seeing what they can do. Some are pretty impressive. Since you can approach from automated/HTML, does that make it an HTML editor?

Me: I like to drop and drag and then find out how to tweak HTML. The question has been asked whether automated/manual site/page building is better Personally, I like being able to work automated programming software, but want to know enough to go in and make changes. Given the wide range of options new software applications offer, I like to use the application to do most of the muscle work, then I can go in and do a minimum of refining. However, refining does require a working knowledge of the language/program working with. To me, being able to toggle between manual and automated coding is simply using both oars in to row the boat of web design.

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