Re: Better html and css editor needed

Bear Bottoms wrote:
> miskairal <miskairal@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in news:g84rgb$c7r$1
> @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
>> Ugg. Can't take to this one. No syntax highlighting that I have found, 
>> no simple clicking to add code apart from a few basics. I guess it's 
>> just so different and needs time to get used to it but it's missing the

>> things I want most. I really don't like all the black either and it 
>> won't remember the last file opened or the view.
>>
> 
> What it does do is guide you through the html...you can't beat PSPad to 
> put the code in as you go...which does syntax highlighting. IMO, using a

> WYSIWYG editor, and putting that in PSPad, and using W3C 
> http://validator.w3.org/
to sort out the validation errors is the best 
> way to go. Kompozer just creates too dirty of code...out of date. A 
> simple one for basics is Beginners HTML...very clean and easy 
> http://www.html.gbr.me/
using that and PSPad works well.
> 
> Also look here: http://bearware.info/webdevelopment.html
> 
> A bunch of CSS tools are here: 
> http://techmagazine.ws/best-css-tools/
> 
> also: http://www.blumentals.net/csstool/
> 
> If you can't code by hand yet, I would use Blaze, Beginners HTML, the
CSS 
> tools, and PSPad and work them together.
> 
> Don't forget http://www.kolorgenerator.godula.com/
> and
> http://photofiltre.free.fr/
> 
Thanks for all that info. I went to your site this morning to see what 
you had there :)  I wish that beginners one had some screenshots or 
something and then I'd try it.
I know the tags but can never remember in css where the ; and the : and 
# and spaces go and I'm too lazy to type out the whole html tags.
I installed PSpad this morning along with a heap of others but left them 
all again. I think I'm just too particular and want a programme that 
thinks like I do.

Again, thanks for all your help and I'll start checking out all the above.