What do you use for css and html editing? I need a wysiwyg kind of editor for free or at low cost.

vfuse

brackets or phpstorm bother have live editing in chrome.

pcfreak30

https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/products/code-vs.aspx new free option .

PremiumN

@sin said:
Hey I learned a lot of HTML back in the 90's through Frontpage

Built my first website in Frontpage - back in 2004/2005 i believe.

4n0nx

I think NVU (now kompozer?) has wysiwyg but might be wrong. I just hit CTRL+S in notepad++ then F5 in Firefox.

I should add JS to refresh every 5s to save the F5!

GM2015

Use imacro to reload the page every 5 second.

4n0nx said: I should add JS to refresh every 5s to save the F5!

Awmusic12635

coda

flex

i prefer atom editor by atom.io
works good for me

joepie91

@vfuse said:
brackets or phpstorm bother have live editing in chrome.

More importantly, Brackets has a very nice responsive design tool

Ikoula

I dont know any html editor but i use the text editor nano.

apidevlab

+1 for Zed and Brackets. Notepad++ is a must.
There are some rather good online IDE/Editors around too. Edity (Free) and Ultradox are worth a look.

squibs

@MrX said:
Sublime is free to use as long as you can live with the occasional nag screen. The trial is unlimited.

"Sublime Text may be downloaded and evaluated for free, however a license must be purchased for continued use."

If you want to use it as your main editor, pay for it. Otherwise use Atom, which is free, and better IMHO.

incloudibly

Notepad++ is your best choice. It has a lot of built-in tools and a plenty of external plugins for added functionality.