Favourite html editors...

[Bule]

Kompozer or Nvu? I remember a teacher once telling us to use one, and then I found that the other was more recent. Now I can't figure out which of these are better/more recent/recommended. In the interim, I use Notepad++. But I'd like to try them out, since I thought they had a few features Notepad doesn't have.

[michaelsavior5]

I will try notepad 2 first. I am very new to this.

[Solomon]

I'm a fan of notepad++.

Edited April 3, 2013 by Solomon

[deldalton]

The only editor I've used is Notepad++. I can't fault it yet.

[MarkT]

My favourite is Notepad++ & Dreamweaver,They're advanced, colour code the lines of code, have a lot of extensibility, and have NppFTP modules etc.

[adriancs]

You can try this too: ExHtmlEditor - Express WYSIWYG HTML Visual Editorhttp://exhtmleditor.codeplex.com/Features:

• [*]Support HTML5, Javascript and CSS3 elements.[*]Visual rendering output is displayed instantly side by side with HTML codes.[*]HTML Syntax highlighting.[*]Codes searching and replacing.[*]Portable, no installation needed.[*]Free.

Edited August 15, 2013 by adriancs

[davej]

Is there a graphical editor that will identify what objects own the margins? In other words you are using float and things don't look right and you would like to know what is pushing on what.

[Ingolme]

Is there a graphical editor that will identify what objects own the margins? In other words you are using float and things don't look right and you would like to know what is pushing on what.

Using a debugger in your browser like Firebug will let you see what's going on.

[davej]

Using a debugger in your browser like Firebug will let you see what's going on.

 

Hey, you are right -- Firebug does display margin regions. You have to hover over the HTML code element by element and watch the screen as each item is highlighted, but it does work.

 

I'm also trying Notepad++ but so far it just annoys me. I don't like the way it highlights all matching words when I select something, and I don't like the way it highlights things during searches, and I can't figure out how to disable the spellchecker. Also I don't see that it offers selected-block indent shifting.

Edited September 12, 2013 by davej

[lovewebdesign]

I've voted HTML kit. It's the first html editor I've used. Quite easy-to-use than other, IMO.

[Sora]

Take me everything but Notepad++ & Netbeans

[Safeer008]

I am using Dreamweaver for a long time. It is one of the best in the business.

[azhanidris]

Thank you for all lists here. It is really benefit to me.

[abbaswuos]

hi guys i am new to Web designing so i would like that you people help me thankx

[JobPencil]

I think Notepad++ is Best HTML Editor.

[Steven]

I've used quite a few over the years, and I've finally settled on Sublime Text. http://www.sublimetext.com/

 

I love it.

[tomwinter]

Eclipse & Notepad++

Edited June 23, 2014 by tomwinter

[sheida]

Hi everybody... :)

I'm a beginner and I don't know what kind of HTML editor is the best.

please help and tell me the best HTML editor.Thanks alot...

[shakir]

About HTML EDITING My first choice is Dreamweaver it's too easy and i am comfort with that' i used others but never get confort like Dreamweaver.

[Professor GIBS]

One editior I apsolutely love, but didn't see listed, would be Aptana Studio 3, origanally a branch off of Eclipse but now it is a stand-alone version. It is also, free and so easy to use! CLICK HERE TO GET!

[sohandewan]

From me Dreamweaver is 1st chose and Notepad ++ is 2nd.

[valenciajoshua]

notepad++ is the best for me

[sallyjoshua]

notepad++ is the best

[spat09]

I think Brackets is the best of all, it's simple, clean and has some really neet features. Definitely worth checking out!

[dauruk0512]

I used to sublime in the morning and notepad in the night i don't know cause it make my eyes working,

 

 

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