06-17-2003, 03:27 AM
I always liked 1st Page 2000. It's not a WYSIWYG editor, but it does make things neat and tidy. It's certainly better than Notepad.exe.
The thing I liked best about it is the documentation. In real time, and in context, you can read about all the HTML tags and see how they work. The same goes for an accompanying CSS file. I learned a lot about HTML just messing around with 1st Page 2000.
Plus, 1st Page 2000 is free-as-in-beer.
Mozilla's built-in Composer also seems to be a great HTML editor. I haven't toyed with it too much, but it certainly looks impressive.
-DeeBye
The thing I liked best about it is the documentation. In real time, and in context, you can read about all the HTML tags and see how they work. The same goes for an accompanying CSS file. I learned a lot about HTML just messing around with 1st Page 2000.
Plus, 1st Page 2000 is free-as-in-beer.
Mozilla's built-in Composer also seems to be a great HTML editor. I haven't toyed with it too much, but it certainly looks impressive.
-DeeBye