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HTML editing software
2005-07-16, 1:00 PM #1
I admit it. I'm lazy. I don't want to sit around and program a bunch of table data for the sake of organization when I know there's programs that can do it in a fraction of the time. So... you know what to do. :o
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2005-07-16, 1:39 PM #2
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2005-07-16, 1:42 PM #3
Quote:
Originally posted by gbk
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All this time I've been running Dreamweaver in WineX, and NOW you tell me this? :p
2005-07-16, 1:45 PM #4
Quote:
Originally posted by gbk
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Wow, I've never heard of that before, but I must say it looks quite good.

Personally, I'm a big notepad fan myself

....

what?
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2005-07-16, 2:03 PM #5
Quote:
Originally posted by Daft_Vader
Personally, I'm a big notepad fan myself


I use SciTE personally. Most of the pages I write are Perl scripts anyway.. ;)
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2005-07-16, 2:34 PM #6
On Linux I use gvim, on Windows (well it's been years), I always used EditPlus. It's still my favorite editor, I wish he would release a linux version.
2005-07-16, 2:36 PM #7
Notepad for all layouts unless you are gonna do something way simple, cuz frontpage is crap except for doing simple routine things like adding text.

All the above suggestions above look good. ;)
2005-07-16, 2:49 PM #8
[url]www.evrsoft.com[/url]

1st page 2000 is a great editor, supports perl and cgi i think!
2005-07-16, 3:06 PM #9
I've always used Crimson Editor for HTML/PHP stuff. It's probably not any better than anything else mentioned so far, but it's pretty good.
2005-07-16, 3:23 PM #10
Quote:
Originally posted by DSettahr
I've always used Crimson Editor for HTML/PHP stuff. It's probably not any better than anything else mentioned so far, but it's pretty good.


Yeah, I use Crimson Editor too. After someone here linked me to it a few years ago. The ability to record macros is so useful. I have them set up to things I use a lot such as <br /> to save typing it in every time. The only thing it seems to be lacking is search and replace for \n or \r.
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2005-07-16, 5:04 PM #11
vim/notepad
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2005-07-16, 6:30 PM #12
Quote:
Originally posted by Freelancer
vim/notepad


Edit pad is a personal favorite of mine.

http://www.editpadpro.com/
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2005-07-16, 6:37 PM #13
Quote:
Originally posted by Freelancer
vim/notepad


Minus the vim.
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2005-07-16, 6:43 PM #14
UltraEdit's a great text-editing program with syntax highlighting for just about anything you can think of, and a hex editor to go with it.

But he said he wants to do it WYSIWYG, so I don't see why everyone's throwing text-editors in his face. Just pick up the free trial of Dreamweaver.
2005-07-16, 7:08 PM #15
Yeah, I have plenty of text editors for the job.

I'm installing Dreamweaver right now.
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2005-07-16, 7:14 PM #16
I use notepad/vim, but I'd really love it if Mazzt would compile his Tabpad program so that I could use it without the .NET framework. *COUGHCOUGH*
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2005-07-16, 7:30 PM #17
Notepad. :D

And SMOCK!, teach me how to make GUIs with the C++ Win32 SDK and we have a deal.

2005-07-16, 7:31 PM #18
I personally just use notepad for html coding although I found EditPad to be of my liking.
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2005-07-16, 8:05 PM #19
What the heck? My computer doesn't meet minimum "requirements" for dreamweaver, yet it still runs perfectly. HAHA. :D
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2005-07-16, 10:59 PM #20
I have used Homesite 1.2 ever since 1997. When it was built, it was way ahead of its time, and it still holds up fine even after 9 years.

http://www.devhood.com/tools/tool_details.aspx?tool_id=404
2005-07-16, 11:27 PM #21
I used Coffeecup at one point in time, and it wasn't too bad as far as WYSIWYG editors go.

However, SciTe ftw.
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