you can actually save new html pages on your PC (eg: newpage.html) and then
just dbl-click on the file -- your default browser will be launched to display it.
the trick (and also a good guide for real websites) is to use relative addresses
for all the graphics and links internal to the sited and full url address for only
exteral references, eg:
if the page has text with a graphic, the image tag would look like
Code:
<img src="images/thispix.jpg" ... >
and the pictures would all be in a subfolder images/
scripts and css files can be yanked in this same manner.
the only thing that can not be tested without a webserver is server-side CGI
or dynamic page generation stuff.