Best HTML editor

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  1. Rhinn

    Rhinn Active Member

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    #41
    Personally, I am a fan of Textpad.
    Basically, the application is notepad with a color scheme and a few useful buttons and shortcuts.
     
    Rhinn, Jul 4, 2007 IP
  2. guppyman

    guppyman Banned

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    #42
    I use Dreamweaver and notepad
     
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  3. guruguy

    guruguy Active Member

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    #43
    I use dreamweaver, as I can create nice sites while a I barely know any html, just the extremely basic
     
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    #44
    I use and I very like PSPad, Kate, Visual Studio :)
     
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    trocobob Banned

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    #45
    i prefer front page
     
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  6. alejandro

    alejandro Active Member

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    #46
    Notepad or EditPlus!
     
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  7. tposs

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    #47
    I only use the command line if the GUI (I use GNOME) won't do the same thing; it's faster and more convenient.
     
    tposs, Jul 4, 2007 IP
  8. Freelance GD

    Freelance GD Well-Known Member

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    #48
    Seems a lot of people using Dreamweaver and Notepad for editing HTML.
     
    Freelance GD, Jul 4, 2007 IP
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    #49
    notepad only
     
    alofun, Jul 5, 2007 IP
  10. antman

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    #50
    PSPad is good too :)
     
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    #51
    Crimson Editor - it's a lovely thing - highlights several different kinds of syntax too (i.e. picks out HTML, PHP keywords etc)
     
    Cloudberries, Jul 5, 2007 IP
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    #52
    I use notepad++. It's open source too :)
     
    anions, Jul 5, 2007 IP
  13. alexei_aus

    alexei_aus Active Member

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    #53
    looks like we have a bunch of hardcore coders here. Does anyone know any HTML editor that can create tables and alignments in WYSIWYG mode? perhaps there is a way to do it in dreamweaver?
     
    alexei_aus, Jul 5, 2007 IP
  14. seragon

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    #54
    no 1 said frontpage, huh? i quess u dont like bill gates :D
     
    seragon, Jul 6, 2007 IP
  15. ichigo

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    #55
    frontpage generates a lot of useless codes.
    and most of the times too many <br><br><br><br>
     
    ichigo, Jul 6, 2007 IP
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    #56
    I used AlleyCode- a clean HTML editor. It is free but it stopped working with my XP OS. I don't know why?

    Anyone has a better free editor can let me know.
     
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  17. greatlogix

    greatlogix Active Member

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    #57
    Close your eyes and say Dreamweaver
     
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    #58
    i use Dreamweaver too, very good html editor.
     
    Netratrix, Jul 6, 2007 IP
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    #59
    I'd recommend you to try Notepad ++. Great and fast editor, much better than regular Notepad.
     
    Ljiljan, Jul 6, 2007 IP
  20. wizardofx

    wizardofx Well-Known Member

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    #60
    I picked up a copy of Namo Webeditor a couple of months ago.
    Though I still use HotMetal Pro for most of my work (man,
    is it getting long in the tooth) Namo has an equation
    editor which is very useful in my work, and will take care
    of the modern stuff that HotMetal just won't do (such as
    open files that HotMetal can't).
     
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