Suggestions of free HTML editor

[brucie]

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No (x)emacs suggested yet?

only by seriously anal nerds

 

[Charles Banas]

No (x)emacs suggested yet?

vim is clearly superior.

*ducks*

 

[Chaos Master]

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vim is clearly superior.

I already use vim. But as I said in my original post, typing accented characters
in HTML is a b*tch to do by hand. :/

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[MLC]

sabato 22/mag/2004 _Chaos Master_ ha scritto:

I already use vim. But as I said in my original post, typing accented characters
in HTML is a b*tch to do by hand. :/

Don't you use a charset declaration in your head section?
I put this:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
and I can type all my è é ò à ì ù

 

[Oliver]

I've seen nobody mention NVU yet. It's build upon XUL the mozilla
interface language: http://www.nvu.com/

It comes for both Windows and Linux and has alot of WYSIWG stuff.
You might like it

 

[Larry Sabo]

I've seen nobody mention NVU yet. It's build upon XUL the mozilla
interface language: http://www.nvu.com/

It comes for both Windows and Linux and has alot of WYSIWG stuff.
You might like it

Terrific program!

Larry

 

[Jon]

I've seen nobody mention NVU yet. It's build upon XUL the mozilla
interface language: http://www.nvu.com/

NVU is my new favorite after having used TSW Webcoder and AceHTML before
that.

 

[data64]

jedit: http://www.jedit.org/ [...]
matizha sublime: http://www.matizha.com/en/products/sublime/

No (x)emacs suggested yet? Only text editor around, that has "macro"
language good enaugh that people have written webbrowsers with it...

Has had HTML helper mode available since 1995 or something.

Best editor I have used. GUI is limited though.

http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki

I will second that.

data64

 

[Sjeef]

Chaos Master wrote:

I saw it now and will be taking a look. Thanks!!!!

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Look for the HTML-kit at www.chami.com
Lots of plugins and also they have there own newsgroups at
news.chamisplace.com

Gerard Schaefers

 

[Daan]

Chaos Master wrote:

I saw it now and will be taking a look. Thanks!!!!

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Look for the HTML-kit at www.chami.com
Lots of plugins and also they have there own newsgroups at
news.chamisplace.com

tsWebEditor is a free editor I've recently installed and so far I like
it! www.tswebeditor.tk

 

[Dugie]

Easily the best one

Is Grey Matter Pro freeware? I don't see a download.

Thanks.

- Dugie

 

[Tiger]

Is Grey Matter Pro freeware? I don't see a download.

Hopefully, you already have it installed...though this post indicates
that may be doubtful.

 

[Neal]

Hopefully, you already have it installed...though this post indicates
that may be doubtful.

For the completely uninitiated...

Grey Matter Pro is an 'organic' software that you can run anywhere and
anytime. Yes, it is free, but it's only a lifetime user license, it cannot
be transferred

 

[Chefry]

For the completely uninitiated...

Grey Matter Pro is an 'organic' software that you can run anywhere and
anytime. Yes, it is free, but it's only a lifetime user license, it cannot
be transferred

The BEST freeware HTML Editor has got to be
HTML Beauty

Check it out at http://www.htmlbeauty.com

Try to get version ME, not 2004

2004 is Great, much better than ME but it doesn't have word wrap yet

I've been using HTML Beauty in various versions for 3 or 4 years and it just keeps getting
better. But the current lack of wordwrap in 2004 is a pain