User Friendly Html Editor For Beginners

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by Joseph.oliver88, Jan 17, 2008.

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    Anyone who knows a very useful friendly HTML editor for beginners? I tried using Dreamweaver but no luck.. i still have to study basic HTML...


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    Joseph.oliver88, Jan 17, 2008 IP
  2. Nick

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    Start reading up on HTML and use Notepad. Best way to learn.
     
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    Hello, Joseph.
    First, you have to differentiate between an HTML editor and a Web page or Web site editor. The first one is for a person that already knows how HTML works. The second one, also called a WYSIWYG editor, tries to conceal HTML from the user. Dreamweaver is of the second type, as is also NetObjects Fusion. You have to decide if you want to learn HTML before asking which editor to use.
     
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    adobe dreamweaver and ms frontpage are best web page editor.you can get training for them over the internet. sites such as Lynda and Total Training provides very good training for beginer as well as for advance users.
    But for better understanding of web desining you should learn HTML, w3schools has a very good collection of tutorials related to web technologies such as HTML, CSS, XML etc.
     
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    try out bluefish. or alleycode html editor. both are good.
     
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    Anyone using Frontpage to build sites needs to stop building sites. Dreamweaver has some neat features but it's best if you already know how to write HTML properly before making monsters with DW (as is so common... cause then something always goes wrong and you don't know how to fix it).
     
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    NVU can do the job and it's free
     
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    LawnchairLarry Well-Known Member

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    I learned HTML using the free programme HTML Kit and quite like it, especially the built-in HTML tags wizard (Actions > Tools > HTML Tags Wizard) and the built-in code verification tool TIDY are very useful. I also recommend to use the excellent and free online tutorials from W3Schools. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to validate the code using the free HTML Markup Validation Service and CSS Markup Validation Service from the World Wide Web Consortium!
     
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    Kompozer (NVU) :)
     
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