HTML Editor Recommendations

I am experienced in HTML, and have been futzing around with various raw-cdoe
editing problems.

I like some of the featueres of Coffee Cup, but their Preview toggle takes
forever to display. No programmable hot keys, either, which feature I enjoy
in, say, HTML-Kit, whicbh has no Explorer Bar (dropping in images is too
time-consuming), for instance).

I realize Notepad gets it done, but I like the color-coding that a decent
HTML editor brings to the table, plus snippets and the like.

I don't need any WYSIWIG bullsh&t or stupid "table builders," just a
semi-featured app that is somewhat customizable.

Any reccos out there?

Ace in CT

www.webectomy.com

Re: HTML Editor Recommendations

"Timothy Ace Holleran" wrote in message
news:T298i.6187$TJ3.3426@newsfe12.lga...
>I am experienced in HTML, and have been futzing around with various
>raw-cdoe editing problems.
>
> I like some of the featueres of Coffee Cup, but their Preview toggle takes
> forever to display. No programmable hot keys, either, which feature I
> enjoy in, say, HTML-Kit, whicbh has no Explorer Bar (dropping in images is
> too time-consuming), for instance).
>
> I realize Notepad gets it done, but I like the color-coding that a decent
> HTML editor brings to the table, plus snippets and the like.
>
> I don't need any WYSIWIG bullsh&t or stupid "table builders," just a
> semi-featured app that is somewhat customizable.
>
> Any reccos out there?

Crimson editor.

Better yet, Crimson editor on one screen and on
your second screen. Edit->save->refresh.
--
Richard.

Re: HTML Editor Recommendations

Timothy Ace Holleran wrote:
> I am experienced in HTML, and have been futzing around with various raw-cdoe
> editing problems.
>
> I like some of the featueres of Coffee Cup, but their Preview toggle takes
> forever to display. No programmable hot keys, either, which feature I enjoy
> in, say, HTML-Kit, whicbh has no Explorer Bar (dropping in images is too
> time-consuming), for instance).
>
> I realize Notepad gets it done, but I like the color-coding that a decent
> HTML editor brings to the table, plus snippets and the like.
>
> I don't need any WYSIWIG bullsh&t or stupid "table builders," just a
> semi-featured app that is somewhat customizable.
>
> Any reccos out there?
>
> Ace in CT
>
> www.webectomy.com
>
>

I use Edit Pad Pro as my default text editor. There is also a free
"lite" version.

http://www.editpadpro.com/index.html
http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html

--
Ed Mullen
http://edmullen.net
http://mozilla.edmullen.net
http://abington.edmullen.net

Re: HTML Editor Recommendations

"Timothy Ace Holleran" wrote in message
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Look at Notetab Pro (www.notetab.com) or PSPad (www.pspad.com). Both of them
allow for extended clips to be saved and re-used. Notetab can save clips in
libraries so you can save clips by theme, purpose, whatever.

Notetab allows for interactive macros as well. Combined with text
substitution you can slap together a page in short order.

I think PSPad has similar capabilities but it's not as elegant to use as
Notetab IMO.

Neither has a preview capability though. For that, you'd have to open the
file in a browser and go to "live update."

M