Best HTML-editor

[Morgan Ohlson]

I have made some simple web-pages in early Frontpage and in some text
editors. I'm still a newbe. Adware would also be okey.

*** Wanted ***
__a_good_web_editor_giving__
# wysiwyg AND text edit
# stand alone editor (no pack thing)
# produce standard HTML (incl. scalable fonts)
# intuitive implementation of (almost) advanced functions
# preview in appl. or "push-to browser"
# strong and smart support for formats like page /cell /font colors,
pagename, marigins, frames etc.
# good /smart help functions (wisards) etc.

1. Wich comes closest?
2. Is there any software of special merits to mention?

Morgan O.

 

[A.A. Fussy]

I have made some simple web-pages in early Frontpage and in some text
editors. I'm still a newbe. Adware would also be okey.

*** Wanted ***
__a_good_web_editor_giving__
# wysiwyg AND text edit
# stand alone editor (no pack thing)
# produce standard HTML (incl. scalable fonts)
# intuitive implementation of (almost) advanced functions
# preview in appl. or "push-to browser"
# strong and smart support for formats like page /cell /font colors,
pagename, marigins, frames etc.
# good /smart help functions (wisards) etc.

1. Wich comes closest?
2. Is there any software of special merits to mention?

Morgan O.

Babya bWeb (email me at (e-mail address removed), for Babya System Pro which
has it included)

 

[wald]

I have made some simple web-pages in early Frontpage and in some
text editors. I'm still a newbe. Adware would also be okey.

If you're still a newbie, take the chance to learn some real HTML
and get rid of the WYSIWYG stuff. It might be a bit hard at first,
but you'll be better off on the long run.

If you are firmly decided to go the WYSIWYG route, I would suggest
you have a look at NVU (http://www.nvu.com/). At least it produces
relatively clean and compliant HTML code... you probably noticed the
kind of rubbish that FrontPage produces!

Note: NVU is still in its early development stage. The "advanced
features" that you request may not work yet as expected, or may
still need to be implemented.

Regards,
Wald

 

[Morgan Ohlson]

I have made some simple web-pages in early Frontpage and in some text
editors. I'm still a newbe. Adware would also be okey.

*** Wanted ***
__a_good_web_editor_giving__
# wysiwyg AND text edit
# stand alone editor (no pack thing)
# produce standard HTML (incl. scalable fonts)
# intuitive implementation of (almost) advanced functions
# preview in appl. or "push-to browser"
# strong and smart support for formats like page /cell /font colors,
pagename, marigins, frames etc.
# good /smart help functions (wisards) etc.

1. Wich comes closest?
2. Is there any software of special merits to mention?

Morgan O.

Perhaps I should clear that I use Win98

MO.

 

[Morgan Ohlson]

If you're still a newbie, take the chance to learn some real HTML
and get rid of the WYSIWYG stuff. It might be a bit hard at first,
but you'll be better off on the long run.

If you are firmly decided to go the WYSIWYG route, I would suggest
you have a look at NVU (http://www.nvu.com/). At least it produces
relatively clean and compliant HTML code... you probably noticed the
kind of rubbish that FrontPage produces!

Note: NVU is still in its early development stage. The "advanced
features" that you request may not work yet as expected, or may
still need to be implemented.

Regards,
Wald

I saw there was some writing on it before.... and....

Thanks!

Morgan O.

 

[John H.]

Babya bWeb (email me at (e-mail address removed), for Babya System Pro which
has it included)

Fussy

Are yo ever going to post a working link for Bs 13 so we can evaluate it?

 

[Garrett]

I have made some simple web-pages in early Frontpage and in some text
editors. I'm still a newbe. Adware would also be okey.

*** Wanted ***
__a_good_web_editor_giving__
# wysiwyg AND text edit
# stand alone editor (no pack thing)
# produce standard HTML (incl. scalable fonts)
# intuitive implementation of (almost) advanced functions
# preview in appl. or "push-to browser"
# strong and smart support for formats like page /cell /font colors,
pagename, marigins, frames etc.
# good /smart help functions (wisards) etc.

1. Wich comes closest?
2. Is there any software of special merits to mention?

Morgan O.

"If you have been searching for a truly useful HTML Editor, then your
search is over! Selida is one of the most advanced HTML editors on the
planet. Selida features a very effective WYSIWYG editor, Code
Completion and a complete HTML 4 reference. Selida was engineered to be
complete and capable - all with the decidedly best price on the planet
- 00.00 ! That's correct. Free. Selida does differ from many 'free'
HTML Editors in that it is truly full featured and easy to understand,
while remaining powerful enough for the advanced user. Selida users
range from the beginner to the professional."

http://selida.camelon.nl/


Best regards,
-Garrett

 

[Morgan Ohlson]

http://selida.camelon.nl/

I will look into that!

Thanks
Morgan O.