Good HTML editor ?

[silver26]

I've been using a little app called Editplus
for editing HTML for as long I can remember.

What are some other good ones out there? (anything besides Wysiwyg's).

[sailor]

Textpad. Been using it forever. Its usually the first thing I install on any new computer.

[silver26]

Cool. Does Textpad color PHP or CSS code ?

[mcovey]

I use pico/nano. On windows it comes with Pine.

If you meant one that helped you along and didnt just give you a black screen at a console and leaves you to fend for yourself, nvu and dreamweaver are both OK, but I've been editor free (hand-coding) for ... 1 year now.

[sailor]

Originally posted by silver26
Cool. Does Textpad color PHP or CSS code ?

Yes. If it doesnt have a builtin syntax file, there are tons you can download from their site for almost anything imaginable.

[Latch]

vi(m)
although I've used Quanta before and been a fan.

I haven't used Bluefish too much, and it's been well over half a year since I have.. but I liked it when I was using it then.

These are both Linux, btw....

For Windows: UltraEdit, no question.

[mikec]

Notepad

I use dreamweaver, and since you said you aren't interested in wysiwyg editors, that's the extent of my expertise there...heheh.

[rubicon]

I use EditPad Pro.

[Jakejake]

GEdit - Gnome text editor. Syntax highlighting. Very basic editor. Does the job

[jaypc2]

dreamweaver or BBedit

[ReggieTime]

Text Edit