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Best Free HTML Editor

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by toughguy, Jan 6, 2006.

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  1. superclick

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    #21
    Notepad works for me very good. DWMX is good too. Don'l like DW8 at all.
     
    superclick, Apr 15, 2006 IP
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    #22
    I've been using Dreamweaver for years in code view, but as I don't use any of the features that Dreamweaver offers, moved over to textpad. Unfortunately, lack of formatting of text lead me to seek out a free alternative, and I found this site (alleycode.com) which I've been using for a while now. Some nice features if you want to use them, and good clear formatting of the code so you can see what you are doing easier.
     
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  3. Interact

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    #23
    although it is not free, dreamveawer is the best :d
     
    Interact, May 3, 2006 IP
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    #24
    Notepad is the best :)
     
    emily, May 8, 2006 IP
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    YMC Well-Known Member

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    #25
    I've been using HTML Kit.

    Does any of the other ones listed do cut/paste on multiple files at once? I thought I had seen that somewhere.
     
    YMC, May 8, 2006 IP
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    #26
    I use Notepad++ for creating my sites, or sometimes I use regular Notepad. It also helps when validating and you get the line numbers, so you'll know exactly where to go. I've tried html-kit, but it didn't work for me; I didn't like the interface.
     
    Enigma, May 8, 2006 IP
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    #27
    Just dl'd HTML-Kit. My expert designer friend recommended it to me earlier. Did not where to find it before someone here told me!
     
    Cheap SEO Services, May 8, 2006 IP
  8. tayiper

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    ++


    Anyway, I hate WYSIWYG editors. And in general, I hate pre-made templates, in fact my entire site's design is my idea; although of course, I am not saying that it's anything special ...


    tayiper
     
    tayiper, May 10, 2006 IP
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    /EDIT: The post's content were deleted because of double-posting, and I haven't found an option to delete the post ...


    tayiper
     
    tayiper, May 10, 2006 IP
  10. sawz

    sawz Prominent Member

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    #30
    i use arachnophilia, i call it my little spider and have used it for 7 or 8 years now. its considered 'care-ware' and you can get it at arachnoid.com for free!
     
    sawz, May 10, 2006 IP
  11. everyvote

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    #31
    I'm usually coding everything in Visual Studio but that's because all my sites are .Net. I have however recently done a HTML only site (purely because I needed to get it up fast) and am using Dreamweaver to do it.

    While Dreamweaver is very good for this type of site, I do find that it crashes quite a lot when sites get large and there are more than 100 pages to update when you change a template/element.

    I only wish my host could provide .Net, but then I wouldn't be getting 2000Gb of bandwidth I guess.
     
    everyvote, May 10, 2006 IP
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