Are there any? I used to use coffee cup and frontpage for awhile. Are there any good ones for mac?
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Good free HTML editor for mac?
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Text Edit Of Course.
Just Kidding. Try NVU.
http://www.nvu.com/index.php
Edit: Or RapidWeaver Public Beta
Just Kidding. Try NVU.http://www.nvu.com/index.php
Edit: Or RapidWeaver Public Beta
It WAS supposed to come yesterday however the silly truck driver didnt put the min in his van and only delivered my mac protection plan! Was so upset Meant to come in the next few hours
Meant to come in the next few hoursConsider Taco HTML Edit
I have used for over a year now and am actually quite pleased with it.
Best of all; it's free !
If you want a solid editor with context-highlighting and do not require WYSIWYG, consider TacoHTML Edit (www.tacosw.com).viccles said:
I have used for over a year now and am actually quite pleased with it.
Best of all; it's free !
I personally useTextWrangler but I also know someone who swears by Tex-Edit. No the program name is not a typo, just a bad pun, but the program is really good.
Wow I didn't realise there was already a HTML editor on the mac. Well there you go I'm learning every day
You're kidding right?viccles said:Wow I didn't realise there was already a HTML editor on the mac. Well there you go I'm learning every day
viccles said:Wow I didn't realise there was already a HTML editor on the mac. Well there you go I'm learning every day
In the late 90' nearly 50 percent of web designers were BBEdit users. BBEdit of course is a mac application. Thanks John
If you know HTML - I'd say: TextWrangler or Smultron
If you want WYSIWYG - NVU is ok; TacoEdit is ok; uh... you could try an online editor. Not very many good ones out there, YET.
If you want WYSIWYG - NVU is ok; TacoEdit is ok; uh... you could try an online editor. Not very many good ones out there, YET.
I recommended it to someone else, but I have been using Aptana for a while. It is a great dreamweaver alternative. I just recommended it on another thread as well. It even has screen casts on how to use it and is updated frequently.
link: http://www.aptana.com/
link: http://www.aptana.com/
I recently got acquainted with Sandvox by Karelia Software. It looks promising.
The Pro version ($79), at least, has advanced features that iWeb is sorely lacking, like "the ability to manage raw HTML in several contexts: as pages and pagelets, custom HEAD elements, file preludes [for setting cookies, security sessions, PHP scripts], plus the ability to view and validate the HTML source for your elements.)"
The Pro version ($79), at least, has advanced features that iWeb is sorely lacking, like "the ability to manage raw HTML in several contexts: as pages and pagelets, custom HEAD elements, file preludes [for setting cookies, security sessions, PHP scripts], plus the ability to view and validate the HTML source for your elements.)"
schaef2493 said:
Yup, NVU for sure.