HTML editor..

hi,

I'm getting sick and tired of all the problems I've been having
w/HomeSite, it crashes all the time, I get these weird errors with
code-nos. on them, etc.. it's just not very stable.. my Manager just
gave me a copy we have here of HS 5.5, same thing, I get same errors as
with previous version..

I was wondering, is there a free HTML editor out there similar to HS? I
know there must be a lot of them out there, I just want to find one
that's similar to HS (do NOT want a WYSIWYG one..) I use HS for
everything, HTML, css, java, you name it.. and would like to continue to
do so.. am interested mostly in the color-coding (yes, spoiled in that
regard, oh well, it makes it easier to debug..) the syntax-check, being
able to drag images so it creates img-tag, etc..

thank you...

re: HTML editor..

maya wrote:
Can't say how similar Komposer is, but it is oft recommended.
http://kompozer.net/

Oh:Have a look at Crimson Editor then? No WYSIWYDG here:
http://crimsoneditor.com/

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re: HTML editor..

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed maya <maya778899@yahoo.com>
writing in news:fcomkk$5oi$1@aioe.org:
asItobeingYou might like HTML-Kit. It has syntax highlighting, no WYSIWYG (but
there's a WYSIWYG table plugin for that), integrates with TopStyle, has
HTML-Tidy built in, FTP, code completion (or your can turn it off),
create/save your own snippets, create/save your own templates. One of
the best things about it is there are hundreds of user created plugins
available to make your work easier - and you can create/share your own
plugins.

There are two versions, the free one, and the paid one. I like the free
one better because I've been using it for several years, and use a lot
of plugins with it. The newer version doesn't understand/can't import
the old plugins, so I'm staying with the older version - until they can
figure out how to import all my old plugins.


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re: HTML editor..

maya <maya778899@yahoo.comwrote: news:fcomkk$5oi$1@aioe.org:
WeBuilder is similar to HomeSite, not freeware but it does have a trial.
Not a memory hog like Homesite is nor as expensive.

http://www.blumentals.net/webuilder/

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re: HTML editor..

On 9/18/2007 7:16 AM, maya wrote:The ultimate non-WYSIWYG editor is, of course, Wordpad. Using it,
however, requires that you actually know HTML, CSS, etc.

Have you looked at Nvu at <http://www.nvu.com/>? It has both WYSIWYG
and non-WYSIWYG capabilities. It's freeware.

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re: HTML editor..

David E. Ross wrote:FYI there are much better plain text editors out there, with features
like syntax highlighting, extended search/replace, macros, etc. Wordpad
might be OK in a pinch, but I think it would be painful to use more than
that. You're not a masochist, are you? :)

You can be more productive with a better editor. Many are free, too,
like Crimson Editor.
That's true for any plain text editor.

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re: HTML editor..

BootNic wrote:This gets my vote, too.

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re: HTML editor..

On Sep 18, 3:13 pm, "David E. Ross" <nob...@nowhere.notwrote:You mean there is no emacs elisp module for HTML writing....? : }
kompozer is the bugfix release of Nvu but runs on fewer platforms.
FWIW Seamonkey pretty much has Nvu built in.
yes there is a non-WYSIWYG tab for both but what you write may be
"corrected"
the instant you leave that tab to review what youve written.. : /
But you can "tidy" up once you are done

re: HTML editor..

On 2007-09-19, gerryt wrote:Yes, there is, and the version in emacs 22.1 is greatly improved
over older versions.

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re: HTML editor..

Hi, forget text-editors. there are many editors specially for
html,php,css and soon.
Qulick the following URL and you can downlaod a lot of them for
free.

http://www.freeware.de/Windows/Progr...n/seite_1.html

most of them do what you want.
hbc@hbcnet.de

there must be a lot of them out there, I just want to find one