html site management for linux
 

Hi,
I am writing a web site which has two parallel sites in different languaes.

It is already starting to get confusing.

I remember that front page had the ability to show a site as blocks connected together with lines, a web site heirarchy sort of.
I also remember being able to change page names from there.

For the worst program in the world for creating html, one good feature.

Now the question. Is there a program on linux that does this???
Or suggestions for another program that will at least let me see the site as blocks??

Thanks
Aaron

Bluefish and Quanta both have site management capabilities, but nothing as sophisticated as Dreamweaver or (shudder...) Frontpage. I know it isn't what you want, but some organization is better then none.

My favourite linux web-app is bluefish

well I have win4lin and I install frontpage.
I made a copy of my directory and don't care what it does to my files.

my favorite web app is VIM that right vim.
It has a html ftplugin that lets me do just about everything.
And with the vim short cuts it rocks.

I may look again at blue fish. But Quanta is to busy for me.
thanks
Aaron