WebPlus X8 on Windows 11

For print media, WebPlus can produce a text document that looks like what you see onscreen. But for HTML websites, the text looks completely different. Especially, left-aligned paragraphs look very ragged, and un-professional, on the right margin. When appearance is important I have laboriously substituted words to make the right margin look neater.

I'm aware that there are apps, e.g. MS Front Page, that claim to be WYSIWYG editors. But I prefer to use WebPlus.

Is there any less-laborious, and cheap, method to reproduce HTML on the internet that looks reasonably close to what we see on-screen?