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No not really. You should really learn to code PHP yourself.

 

However you should first create a static design using HTML/CSS, that way you can get everything to your liking. Afterwards add in the PHP code.

 

WYSIWYG is only good for HTML really. Most IDE's which spit out PHP for you is very messy and becomes a nightmare when you get an error or something doesn't quite work right.

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