Yeah, as Chris said it depends on what you need. If you're just doing a site for your uncles kennel club, a WYSIWYG editor will probably suffice. On the other hand, if you're serious about web design or want to be a professional web designer you will need to learn CSS/XHTML.
The problem with some WYSIWYG editors is that they sometimes generate unwanted code, and if you're having trouble with your code you wont be able to locate the error as easily without knowledge of HTML/CSS.
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