What's the best way to edit HTML?

[rocklobster]

I'm not too terribly familiar w/ Dreamweaver and I've been given the website-updating-responsibility at work. Any suggestions for an HTML editor so I'm not digging thru notepad to make changes?

 

[Keith]

Notepad++.

I love it.

 

[Cully W]

You can use either Word or Notepad++
Notepad++ is a ppimped up notepad, it can be switched to show a language, ie. if on HTML, it will show you if you made a mistake

Word is the Microsoft word that you know and love. It is an HTML Editor, but you'll need to work a little bit to make it work.

For word...Find the page, right click it, "Open With..." Browse..., find word, click it, use it!

Notepad++ Will edit ANY computer code, it'll help you with Browser, Server, computer programs, anything. Word will only edit HTML pages.

 

[Brandon H]

Actually Dreamweaver's a really good way. it gives you good control at the WYSIWYG level, but also good source-editing options

 

[kaygal]

Go with Aptana. (free and uncomplicated.) Course, Dreamweaver's great, but not exactly cheap. I use Aptana from time to time at work myself and it gets the job done w/o unneccesary frills, if all you're doing is wee updates.

 

[Crazy Programmer]

Textpad (textpad.com) - does color syntax and allow you to see things easier