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Anyone have a good HTML editor?

tharden3
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I need one. I'd like to have one that is good in function and use of it's interface. Anything cool out there?
Jul 24 '08 #1
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Brosert
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I guess it depends what you want in an HTML editor.
There are a few (free) ones available if you google "HTML Editor"
Jul 25 '08 #2
oler1s
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What matters for anyone with a bit of technical expertise is the code editor. You’ll be writing the design up by hand, so any plain text editor will do. Here’s my advice, don’t look for (or rather, limit yourself to) editors that sport fancy HTML support. Good editing and syntax highlighting matter. Everything else is with your browser or your head.
Jul 25 '08 #3
tharden3
916 512MB
What matters for anyone with a bit of technical expertise is the code editor. You’ll be writing the design up by hand, so any plain text editor will do. Here’s my advice, don’t look for (or rather, limit yourself to) editors that sport fancy HTML support. Good editing and syntax highlighting matter. Everything else is with your browser or your head.
alrighty, cool. I did actually find an HTML editor that is a widget in Opera. The HTML is hand-written (just as if you were to do it in notepad or wordpad). The CSS can be automated, and let's you fill in what you need. I cringed when I first looked at it, but it does let you read the actual CSS code after you've decided what you want. So I'd still be able to learn CSS and modify the code by hand as with any simple text editor. It's a handy little tool.
Jul 25 '08 #4
henryrhenryr
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I use context http://www.contexteditor.org/
Jul 25 '08 #5
tharden3
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I use context http://www.contexteditor.org/
yay, someone who gave me a straight answer I'm looking for! You deserve a cookie man.
Jul 25 '08 #6
drhowarddrfine
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I used Context in the past. I use Notepad++ now when I'm in Windows.
Jul 25 '08 #7
tharden3
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I used Context in the past. I use Notepad++ now when I'm in Windows.
cool. Notepad's all I really need I guess.
Jul 25 '08 #8
drhowarddrfine
7,435 Expert 4TB
That's Notepad++, not Windows Notepad.
Jul 25 '08 #9
tharden3
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That's Notepad++, not Windows Notepad.
yea, definitely .
Jul 26 '08 #10
Markus
6,050 Expert 4TB
InType is great.

It has this nifty feature Code Snippets. It vastly shortens the amount of writing needed, lessening the repetition of writing html (and other programming languages, for that matter).
Jul 27 '08 #11

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