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I know of some editors that make entering content for websites easy. Usually it's called a WYSIWYG editor (What You See Is What You Get) but RTE (Rich Text Editor) is a better name.

• FCKeditor is a fully featured editor with file management and integration for drupal and some other systems.
• WYMeditor is a very new one, but it promises to deliver a What You Mean interface, for text editing that is aware of the HTML semantics.
• Openwebware provides a rich editor that promises to be a simple solution too.
• Other options are TinyMCE and HTMLarea .. but I'm not really into those.

You might be interested in some CSS tips and tricks, I know I do.

• 25 Code Snippets for Web Designers (Part2)
  
  This site has, as the titles says, 25 tips ranging from CSS lists to image and Flash replacements. There is also a first part naturally.
• CSS buttons
  
  One of the above tips is this one, a way to make buttons for a HTML form with an image and some CSS.
• 53 CSS-Techniques You Couldn’t Live Without
  
  It is some kind of a meme to make lists of all those CSS tricks that might be usefull, so this is another one.
• A great article on using EMs to size text on websites
  I wish I was able to explain it in this way.

After a while of working with it I find the current internet explorer (version 7) is not much better than the previous version. Some links to help working with it:

• Zeldmans show and tell
• Internet explorer 6 virtual machine image
• .. more will probably follow

An annoyance for anyone who wants to design a website is the limited set of (truetype) fonts one can use. sIFR is one of the ways to solve it for the headings of your page.