Simple and cost efficient

WebYep can be installed on your Web-Server or on your provider's Webspace with just a few easy steps. WebYep does not require any database, so it can be used on inexpensive webspaces as well.

WebYep Elements

You don't need to rebuild your entire website with WebYep. You just throw some WebYep Elements into individual pages to make them editable.

• Texts and Images
  
  • Users can edit text content and upload images.
  • Text formatting abilities can be defined by the web designer via CSS styles.
  • HTML WYSIWYG in-browser editing via TinyMCE or RTE.
  • Automatic recognition of links and email addresses.
  • Email addresses can be encoded to hide from SPAM spiders.
  • Automatic thumbnail creation (requires PHP GD-Extension).
• Menus
  With the WebYep Menu Element you can build hierarchical, dynamic but yet accessible menu structures.
• Loops
  With the WebYep Loop Element you can repeat arbitrary WebYep or HTML elements on a page. The content and order of each iteration can be determined by the user.
• File Attachment
  With the WebYep Attachment Element you can attach any kind of document to a web page so visitors can download it.

See the Online Demo for details.

Integration into Adobe Dreamweaver

The WebYep Elements can be inserted and edited extremely easy with the WebYep Dreamweaver Extension. Inserting and editing of a WebYep Element is as easy as inserting any other content into your page in Dreamweaver. As a web designer you don't have to face a single line of PHP code.

The WebYep Dreamweaver Extension is compatible with Dreamweaver 8 and CS3 for Windows and Mac OS X.

Using WebYep with other Web Design Applications

There are also plugins available for RapidWeaver and Freeway — see the download page for details.

And you can use WebYep with any other web page editor or source code editor (if you're coding "by hand"). As the WebYep Elements are just small pieces of PHP code, you can insert them into your pages with any editor that lets you access your HTML code directly — see the WebYep Documentation for details.