Re: Better html and css editor needed

Yrrah wrote:
> miskairal <miskairal@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>:
> 	
>>  Up to date Syntax checking. Acehtml has this 
> 
> Not the free version afaik.
>
http://software.visicommedia.com/en/products/acehtmlfreeware/comparison.html
> 
> Looking at your requirements, I think CSE HTML Validator Lite may meet
> them (more or less). Don't be misled by its name, the free version is
> is an editor. The 'validation' isn't really that, but only a very
> basic syntax checking. 
> http://www.htmlvalidator.com/lite/
> I am not aware of a free off line html and css validator, but there
> are on line services, e.g.: 
> http://www.w3.org/QA/Tools/
> Like you, I have been searching for the 'perfect' html/css editor and
> tried numerous programs. I've settled for CSE HTML Validator, until I
> see something more to my liking. Sometimes I use Top Style Lite for
> CCS editing: 
> http://www.bradsoft.com/topstyle/tslite/
> (I have additional css definition files)
> 
> Warning: some people may call the free (Lite) versions crippleware,
> nastyware or whatever.....
> 
> Yrrah

Finally got to installing this just now. Undecided although I think it's 
the best of a bad bunch so far. The colour highlighting is very vague 
ie. I can hardly see the difference in colours and haven't yet found a 
way to change them. It is kind of crippleware compared to most "lite" 
versions of programmes I have tried but perhaps it's more obvious 
because they keep telling you. The best part is the way the tags are 
setup - simply click on the letter and there's a list of tags.

I haven't found a way to show files yet either ie. a file explorer. I 
can live without that but it is useful.