Best HTML Editor?

[casius]

Hello,

Dreamweaver editor is best and affordable and you can used a free trial version.

 

[Adler01]

PSP Pad is a good Notepad Plus alternative but Coffee Cup HTML Editor seems to be great.

 

[katyperrykissed]

I've only had experience with two editors; Dreamweaver and Notepad.

Notepad is great for small quick jobs while Dreamweaver is the best in the market if you ask me for any task.

 

[spyworld]

Dreamweaver is the best for html and ZendStudio for PHP.

 

[webfly]

I've only used Alleycode and have not had a problem. It's worth a look and it's free. What I do is fairly basic and it works great.

 

[webfly]

I've been using Alleycode because it's very easy to use as long as you know html and it's free. I started with it thinking I would step to a higher end software but never found the need. I haven't heard of a problem with Windows 7 but I'd ask them or just try it since it's free

 

[David Vazquez]

Well, to be honest, I used to use the HTML editor in cPanel (given that you already have cPanel). It's built into the file manager.

However, if it's ASP, I would have to go with Dreamweaver CS5 (hands-down) it may be a bit expensive but in the longrun, it's great.

Best regards,
David Vazquez

 

[Fizzadar]

Notepad++ is the way to go

 

[TravisBMA]

Notepad is the way to go for me, unless you want a visual editor then Kompozer is your best bet. Free and much better than Dreamweaver.

 

[Darkwolfy]

Notepad++ or Dreamweaver, I prefer Dreamweaver though. I love that program, quite easy to understand, isn't that complicated.

 

[nikkyn]

I use Notepad and editplus

 

[webfly]

I like Alleycode because it is simple and free. What I do is not too complex so nothing more is needed. Alleycode has great for all my editing needs.

 

[David Gregory]

I use dreamweaver for any html work.. because it is very easy.