HTML Editor

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by BlueEew, Nov 24, 2012.

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    So I have been away from xHTML and CSS for a couple years. Whats the best software to use these days to code xHTML and CSS?
     
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  2. AdamUK89

    AdamUK89 Active Member

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    Hello,

    The one i like to use which is also free is NotePad++, its not bad at all for a free program.

    Regards,
    Adam
     
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  3. BlueEew

    BlueEew Well-Known Member

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    Yeah I have just downloaded this one. I'm trying to find my old one that I used to use however since it's been a couple years and my old computer is now broke I cannot seem to remember what it was called.

    I am sure it was one the lines of Notpad Pro or something like that.
     
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    riteshsanap Well-Known Member

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    Well, i too use NotePad++ it is awesome, been using for 2 years and never ever thought of replacing it
     
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    ryan_uk Illustrious Member

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    Yes, agreed, NotePad++ is great. On Linux I use vi and Kate. In fact, I don't think I've found anything as good as Kate so far for Windows. (Well, Kate can b installed on Windows, but requires KDE for Windows.)

    I remember using HTML-Kit (for Windows) many years ago and it was good for the time, but I don't know about today's requirements.
     
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    Rukbat Well-Known Member

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    Zakirhossain Member

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    try to teach on localhost
     
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    msherry Peon

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    Dreamweaver is the most advance product on the market. One of the features that separates Dreamweaver from most other web editors - is it templates functionality. This make designing and maintaining websites are simpler task. Template also allows locking of design so that web-editors don't have to bother about that - or worry about messing up the site.
     
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    agree with all comment above, for free and light notepad++ for advance dreamweaver is the best, but me personally notepad++ is more than enough
     
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    The best editor is Sublime Text 2, but it's not free.
     
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  11. Rukbat

    Rukbat Well-Known Member

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    Ping Deathshadow.
     
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    tim.warboys Greenhorn

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    Our dev's all use notepad++ so id definitely start looking at some reviews there to see if it would suit your needs.
     
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    IIRC, Textpad (that's what I may not recall properly - which other free editor) is about the same as Notepad++, but has the added feature of regex finds.
     
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    Sublime Text 2
     
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    I use HTML-Kit Tools, it's free and quite good. the web site is htmlkit.com
     
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    I have Dreamweaver, HTML-kit and Notepad++.

    And my favourite is Notepad++.
     
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    I have tried a few over the years, but now I stick with Notepad++
     
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    Rukbat Well-Known Member

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    Easy, yes, but it produces terrible, bloated code that's not compatible with any browser.
     
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    Still notepad after all these years. But for more hand-holding you can use Dreamweaver.
     
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    You can use of HTMLPad this is sophisticated all-in-one HTML, CSS, JavaScript and XHTML editor.
     
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