HTML Editors...

[PseudoKiller]

Recently I have been getting into html, css and javascript. I have looked and looked for programs that support all that and more with ease of use. I have Dreamweaver Frontpage (dont want to hear it) and Notepad but they all leave something to be desired... Does anyone know of such a program that supports and can edit all those and more?? I mean a program that someone has used or is using??

Thanks in advance...

 

[jan]

This is very nice.

http://www.chami.com/html-kit/

 

[Henyman]

have you looked at NVU?
http://www.nvu.com/index.html

i had it installed before i used dreamweaver mx + it is very nice to use

 

[Wolf1.8]

it's basic, but you can use Open Office

 

[Geffy]

What sorts of features are you looking for?

 

[PseudoKiller]

it should be able to do CSS *TML and javascript ... I have one called WebEdit but I havent tried it yet... I am looking for opinions on editors ppl have used but I will try almost anything.
I love CSS so if anyone has some good resources (URL's) that would be appreciated also, along with any good sites for Javascripting. I am now addicted to web design and graphics.

 

[j79zlr]

Notepad is all you need.

http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp < is the only link you need

 

[rushm001]

Notepad is all you need.

True

 

[PseudoKiller]

yeah well I didnt ask for notepad... I asked for something else.

 

[~bk]

Notepad is all you need.

http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp < is the only link you need

Exactly.

 

[PseudoKiller]

WTF... I didnt ask for notepad. Please if youre not gonna help then stay out of this thread.

 

[j79zlr]

WTF... I didnt ask for notepad. Please if youre not gonna help then stay out of this thread.

I gave you a link to w3schools.

If you are going to do this professionally, I suggest that you learn the standards and conform to them, not let some bull**** frontpage/dreamweaver/whatever program do it for you. Most of these programs will not write valid code and they will only look right in Internet Explorer. HTML/XHTML and CSS are extremely easy and take about 1 week of actually working with before you are familiar enough to where you dont really have to use a cheatsheet and just fire up notepad. It doesn't get easier.

 

[~bk]

WTF... I didnt ask for notepad. Please if youre not gonna help then stay out of this thread.

Iii.. just meant that it was a good link.

 

[Lee]

WTF... I didnt ask for notepad. Please if youre not gonna help then stay out of this thread.

Could you translate ''WTF'' please.


Firstpage, NOTEPAD (excuse me for shouting).

Notepad is all you need.

http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp < is the only link you need

I have to agree with you.

If they sold notepad I would buy it.

 

[Lee]

Notepad is all you need.

http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp < is the only link you need

I have to agree with you.

If they sold notepad I would buy it.

 

[PseudoKiller]

I gave you a link to w3schools.

If you are going to do this professionally, I suggest that you learn the standards and conform to them, not let some bull**** frontpage/dreamweaver/whatever program do it for you. Most of these programs will not write valid code and they will only look right in Internet Explorer. HTML/XHTML and CSS are extremely easy and take about 1 week of actually working with before you are familiar enough to where you dont really have to use a cheatsheet and just fire up notepad. It doesn't get easier.

First off I know about the link for W3Schools... much appreciated though, I am after other editors and I know how to use notepad for what I need. But if let say i want to graphics ... I wouldnt limit myself to just using Paint now would I... I could use Bryce Photoshop Illustrator Paint Shop Pro Carrera 3DSMax Maya and so on... thats why I am after other html css and javascript editors...

 

[j79zlr]

apples and oranges here, there is absolutely nothing that any HTML or javascript editor can do that can't be done by coding yourself.

http://www.hotscripts.com/ has a ton of all kinds of scripts.

 

[Electronic Punk]

Come on guys, PK is obviously looking for a HTML editor that gives you a WYSIWYG editor. If he had wanted to actually learn HTML he would have posted this in coding.

Applications such as Dreamweaver can give users like PK the tools he needs to create a cool looking webpage without looking at any source code.

Agreed that these programs to add a bloat to the page but should give PK the chance to get the layout he wants up alot faster without a steep learning curve.

Afterall, his course is graphical design and not learning how to write webpages.

 

[PseudoKiller]

wasnt looking for scripts... I can make them myself. I am looking for editors, as stated in the previous posts.

 

[j79zlr]

I love CSS so if anyone has some good resources (URL's) that would be appreciated also, along with any good sites for Javascripting. I am now addicted to web design and graphics.

Well I'm done here, I figured you wanted some links since you asked for them. I have no idea on WYSIWYG editors as I've never used any.