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Need an HTML Editor? Here is a list of 5 popular HTML Editors
HTML Editor – 5 popular HTML Editors
Here is a list of popular HTML Editors. If you are looking to construct your own website, you may be in need of an HTML editor to help you do the job effectively.
1. First Page – First page is touted by it creator Evrsoft as the HTML editor that won’t alter with your HTML code. Frist Page has a list of predefined templates to create new HTML or CSS files.
2. Kompozer – Komposer is a simple HTML editor based on “Gecko”, the engine behind Mozilla. The editor window in composer has tabs for WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) view, code-view, and live preview.
3. CSS Toolbox - As the name implies, CSS Toolbox isn’t exactly an HTML editor. It easily outshines the many other CSS editing capability software included in other free all in one HTML editors.
4. Amaya - Amaya is the open-source pet project of W3C. Ths primary focus of this software is to produce W3c complient code.
5. CoffeeCup HTML Editor – HTML code view editor with WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) design view. Includes built-in FTP, drag-and-drop capabilities, XHTML conversion tool and support for PHP and other programming languages.
Please feel free to add an HTML Editor to the list through the comments below.
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CoffeeCup HTML Editor: indeed, it is NOT really free. Is is free for your personal use only, it is not allowed to use in commercial environments. For commercial use, you have to pay a fee. Unless changed, please read the install agreement. Indeed, it is announced as free, but the announcement is a catch. Komposer is a truly free in all senses, it is permitted to use it under you commercial project.
Hi,
I use an editor online, very funcional and free.
Try http://www.online-html-editor.net , its free and simple to work on it.