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

vfuse · October 2015

brackets or phpstorm bother have live editing in chrome.

pcfreak30 · October 2015

PremiumN · October 2015

@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 · October 2015

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 · October 2015

Use imacro to reload the page every 5 second.

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

Awmusic12635 · October 2015

coda

flex · October 2015

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

joepie91 · October 2015

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

More importantly, Brackets has a very nice responsive design tool

Ikoula · October 2015

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

apidevlab · October 2015

+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 · October 2015

@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 · October 2015

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

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