Web Editor

[marlboro]

I currently use Frontpage to edit my web site. As I'm learning more its limitations are becoming apparent.

Any suggustions for a good web editing tool would be appreciated.

[FourWheelDrift]

Dreamweaver, but it's expensive.

[timsta]

FourWheelDrift said:

Dreamweaver, but it's expensive.

Yep, Dreamweaver

[marlboro]

Just checked out Dreamweaver, £320.

Guess I'll try the demo software first.

[TheExcession]

Notepad mate - notepad!

[KITT]

TheExcession said:

Notepad mate - notepad!

Agreed. I've got DW too but just end up coding everything by hand anyways

[FourWheelDrift]

One step on from notepad would be something like this www.arachnoid.com/arachnophilia/

[anonymous-user]

My chosen editor for HTML/CSS/JSP/ASP/etc. is JEdit

[zumbruk]

"Amaya" from the W3C isn't bad;

www.w3.org/Amaya/

(Very slow at the moment)

If you don't mind running Linux, then "Bluefish" is quite good;

http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/download.html

I've used both of these, but I'm afraid like most other people I usually end up using a text editor with some custom macros, and "weblint" to find the mistakes;

www.w3.org/Tools/weblint.html

[MooSchmoo]

TheExcession said:

Notepad mate - notepad!

surely you mean vi or ed

[Bodo]

MooSchmoo said:

TheExcession said: Notepad mate - notepad! surely you mean vi or ed

emacs

[mooschmoo]

Bodo said:

MooSchmoo said: TheExcession said: Notepad mate - notepad! surely you mean vi or ed emacs

hehe.. you'll be getting the punched cards out next