Good Text/html Editors

[kid A]

I'm fed up with Synedit. Every now and then it removes all the spaces from my code, making it rather hard to read...

Now I have JBuilder 4 and Dreamweaver, but I thought maybe something smaller would do...

Any ideas?


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[Edgerobber]

I assume you don't want to use something as simple as Notepad ?

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[Vindir]

Notepad is about as simple as it gets unless you wanna pop open dos and use edit Notepad rules.

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[richardginn]

Allaire Homesite Designer.

Why would you really want something smaller than Dreamwevaer which does soooooo much goooood things for HTML code.

[gammaray51]

Go with homesite, just because you can use it as notepad, but you can tab over to see the layout of you page with out haveing to open a browser. Very nice program to have

[Pinky]

How about vi? hehehehe

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[Grizzly]

Originally posted by Pinky:
How about vi? hehehehe

You're a sick...sick bastard Pinky I agree with most people here, HomeSite is nice, I personally use Cold Fusion Studio, which is basically the same thing.

[Dengin]

Also try Arachnophilia, nice little editor, freeware (or careware), that works with colored html tags just like Frontpage. Also good for asp coding.

Originally posted by kid A:
I'm fed up with Synedit. Every now and then it removes all the spaces from my code, making it rather hard to read...

Now I have JBuilder 4 and Dreamweaver, but I thought maybe something smaller would do...

Any ideas?

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[Notin]

Notepad and vi all the way!

If you want something more, should we say "hi-tech", give Wordpad a try...



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[Pinky]

Originally posted by Grizzly:
You're a sick...sick bastard Pinky I agree with most people here, HomeSite is nice, I personally use Cold Fusion Studio, which is basically the same thing.

Geesh....sorry....sniffle sniffle.

hahahaha

I'm not a big fan of vi myself, mainly because I've never taken the time to get good in it, learning all the commands and what not. I would say that it is quite powerful for some text editing...but yeah I'd never write a web page in vi...I've edited one through vi in a telnet session once, but that's about it.

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[kid A]

Originally posted by richardginn:
Allaire Homesite Designer.

Why would you really want something smaller than Dreamwevaer which does soooooo much goooood things for HTML code.

Notepad is obviously out of the question. Otherwise I wouldn't have asked

Allaire sounds good. vi: - well thanks a lot!

Actually I started using Dreamweaver today, and, as a fatter of mact, this is one great program! I will never look back. 5 years of programming in Notepad begone!! *sniff*

Synedit couldn't live up to it's expectations but I must say Dreamweaver has!

Thanks folks!

Oh, btw: anyone ever used Authorware?? Rather nice actually.

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[Notin]

I'm actually going to go on a Macromedia course next month, so I will be learning about Dreamweaver and a bunch of other Macromedia stuff that I'm too lazy to do on my own steam... So you reckon that Dreamweaver is good?

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[Pinky]

Pinky recommends Dreamweaver! hehe I haven't used it a whole lot, but from what I've done it's pretty great!

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[nkeezer]

I like Notepad myself. A guy I used to work with always used a program called Edit+. Check that one out...sounds like what you're looking for.

Originally posted by kid A:
I'm fed up with Synedit. Every now and then it removes all the spaces from my code, making it rather hard to read...

Now I have JBuilder 4 and Dreamweaver, but I thought maybe something smaller would do...

Any ideas?

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[BoogyMan]

What about NoteTab????

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