Anyone recommend me an easy to use html editor ,I need to re-hash some stuff I did years ago with netscape ,thanks.

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Originally posted by gezzer
Anyone recommend me an easy to use html editor ,I need to re-hash some stuff I did years ago with netscape ,thanks.

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Originally posted by parasiticgannon
http://tacosw.com/I use this, I think it's probably the best HTML editor known to man.

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Notepad... Tis for the hardcore!

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Thanks for the tips, I don't have a mac and dreamweaver is bit much for me ,my oldest can do it with notepad ,has to as part of his uni course.

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Originally posted by The CandyMan
Is gezzer running a mac? For quickness and ease (if you have some basic knowledge) Adobe Dreamweaver for the win. Available in PC and Mac versions.

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Originally posted by parasiticgannon
Yeah, I guess some of us don't know a lick of HTML, lol.


Dreamweaver isn't what he needs you douche

As homobo mentioned I used to use Notepad, lol.

I like the pretty colors with other editors. Also makes things sooooo much easier


For windows I do recommend Notepad++ it's simple and easy to use.

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The OP mentioned a HTML Editor Douche drippings I didn't realize Notepad was billed as an HTML Editor.

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PSPpad for a very good multi language code editor, officaly free as well.,

Although as much as I disgust myself, Visual studio 2005/8 does have some pretty funky Intelli Sense.

Means you can be really lazy and not need to look up the details of HTML and CSS tags etc

Purrrdy colours too.

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Thanks, I'll try visual studio.

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Originally posted by gezzer
Thanks, I'll try visual studio.

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Thanks for all your help I'm sorted now , just used the web editor in visual studio.
Got my old website up and running again.

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Should just be aware that Visual Studio does not generate web compliant code through its default forms and may lead other browsers besides IE (and occasionally IE itself) to display the page incorrectly.

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i remember using notepad to built sites. ahh the good ol days

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