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Join Date: Feb 2007
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where can i find a good HTML editor ? HI,
i want a pure HTML editor,Can support syntax high color.
some tell me
i want a pure HTML editor,Can support syntax high color.
some tell me
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I'm a fan lately of a program called Notepad++ for Windows. It's a straight text editor with syntax highlighting - you didn't say if you wanted WYSIWYG or not. If you do, I'd check out a program called NVU, or if you're looking to spend money, Dreamweaver. Microsoft Expression or Visual Web Designer Express might be good, too, but probably a little overkill. Good luck!
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Originally Posted by John_Brown 
HI,
i want a pure HTML editor,Can support syntax high color.
some tell me
If you are looking for the perfect HTML editor that is free, you better download it straight from the guys that make the internet standards - W3 consortium.
This is the official page of the free editor called Amaya. http://www.w3.org/Amaya/
It is available for most OSes including windows.
Good luck
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Rhyan is right!
Amaya is a great program.
I also like Dreamweaver because of the wide range of uses; however, it is expensive.
Amaya is a great program.
I also like Dreamweaver because of the wide range of uses; however, it is expensive.
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I use HomeSite+ 5.5 and WeBuilder. Both are good. There's another one HTMLPad which is lower cousin of WeBuilder.
However, i oftenly use UEStudio(UltraEdit). It suppoerts almost everything i need and its my favorite.
However, i oftenly use UEStudio(UltraEdit). It suppoerts almost everything i need and its my favorite.
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I use textpad to write HTML code. It's just a text editor with some powerful features. Give it a try.
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I'm a fan of hard coding. If this is what you need then I recommend the editor "Edit Plus" A user friendly editor with color coded function and easy one touch inserts. The ease to go from code to design page (separate pages) is a must. But then if you prefer "copy paste design" or "WYSIWYG" then I enjoy and recommend Dreamweaver 8, this is a must for every designer. Hope this helps. God bless.
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Well, I use Aptana editor, it has JS debugger and it is useful sometimes 
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I have always (well, for the past five years) favored Dreamweaver, as I believe it to be a more or less complete solution. I know it doesn't come cheap, but if you can afford it you should definitely consider it.
Another great editor, if you're using a Mac, is PageSpinner. It's much cheaper than Dreamweaver, but a very competent software. You find it here: http://www.optima-system.com/pagespinner/ .
Another great editor, if you're using a Mac, is PageSpinner. It's much cheaper than Dreamweaver, but a very competent software. You find it here: http://www.optima-system.com/pagespinner/ .
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