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HTML Editors?

1358
excess says:

What are your favourite HTML editors?

I'm assuming I'm gonna get 20 posts of 'Notepad/++'... =P

Any decent WYSIWYG ones?

06:52 pm, Thursday, October 18, 2007 (10 months ago)
2125
SunMoonStar says:

What is WYSIWGADFWEFEWAEFE ?

07:12 pm (10 months ago)
3817
naalo says:

SunMoonStar. That means 'What You See Is What You Get'

excess. DreamWeaver (is WYSIWYG) and of course Notepad.

07:22 pm (10 months ago)
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Pyro_ says:

There's some with built in browsers for viewing. I think EditPad is one of those. But I myself use Notepad.

07:26 pm (10 months ago)
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cthu1hu says:

editplus

08:18 pm (10 months ago)
1358
excess says:

Yeh, I guess dreamweaver'll do, I was just wondering if you guys knew of some lighter versions or something.

I'll take a look at that, Pyro, thanks.
And that, Cth. : D

08:54 pm (10 months ago)
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egolatra says:

notepad + + if you want to edit the source code, if not, just go with dreamweaver.

09:04 pm (10 months ago)
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puer says:

Notepad2 is my fav.

But, for WSYIWYG, try NVU.

Also, Bluefish is another good one

Last two are opensource too, which is very nice :)

09:38 pm (10 months ago)
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finch says:

Editplus is my fave for hand coding
Dreamweaver 8 for WYSIWYG

02:22 am (10 months ago)
2125
SunMoonStar says:

I can't imagine that dreamweaver can be classified as "what you see is what you get." It has like a million hidden options.

07:39 am (10 months ago)
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Frankenstein says:

EditPlus2 FTW. I've heard good things about Notepad2 also.

Currently I use Dreamweaver as it hints (I've still not got past spelling colour with a 'u'). It's not exactly WYSIWYG but close enough. I usually just preview in multiple browsers.

08:00 am (10 months ago)
1464
egolatra says:

if you are in a rush:

http://htmledit.squarefree.com/

a real time html editor online

08:19 am (10 months ago)
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qslig says:

coffeecup html editor i'm guessing is a good WYSIWYG

10:08 am (10 months ago)
3344
m1n1mal says:

Nvu pwns for wysiwyg, and notepad2 pwns for everything else.

Also, puer, notepad2 is os also :)

10:25 am (10 months ago)
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Bullett says:

IMO, SciTE is fantastic for pretty much all text-based editing.
I agree with cthu1hu; EditPlus is worth looking at. It has a browser built in, which is good. What is not so good is it uses the IE renderer!

I've never been a big fan of WYSIWYG editors - I like to know I did it aaall myself! ;)

11:35 am (10 months ago)
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Island Dog says:

NVU is a good, free one.

11:51 am (10 months ago)
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pjdark says:

yeah qslig thats what i use. i think i paid 50 bucks for it though.

02:17 pm (10 months ago)
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finch says:

In my opinion I say Dreamweaver is a WYSIWYG because you have the design view and the code view. While you type the code you see the results instantly.

This is not the same as in Editplus and and Notepead ++

02:45 pm (10 months ago)
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pjdark says:

yeah coffeecup does that too. [ split screen view]

03:02 pm (10 months ago)
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vkeios says:

Usually Smultron, though if its a small/quick edit, I just open up vim.

03:56 pm (10 months ago)
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AngelinaT says:

I sadly use Dreamweaver and Microsoft Expression Web. :O I am not talented with web development yet so I need something that is super easy and straight forward.

07:41 am (10 months ago)
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zapatecho says:

kompozer, the nvu evolution.

10:44 am (10 months ago)
 
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