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01-18-2008, 05:43 PM
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Re: Best HTML Editor?
Dreamweaver CS3 and UltraEdit are my two tools of choice. If I want to do something quick and dirty I use NetObjects.
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01-21-2008, 09:41 AM
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Re: Best HTML Editor?
I use NoteTab Pro, I think it costs about 5 dollars. It's very convenient to use, AND I can load ALL my web site pages in when I want to change something, use the "replace" feature to change it for all the pages at once, and just upload the pages again. Takes about 5 minutes.
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04-29-2008, 07:23 AM
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Re: Best HTML Editor?
Hi
I agree with the previous post. The code editor one uses does not influence a website's rank. The quality of the code produced by the editor might (will). I use Dreamweaver cause sometimes I roughly want so SEE what I’m coding. Dreamweaver produces hi-quality HTML, which complies with the W3C validations. Quote:
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In order to edit repeating blocks of code at one time, you can use SSI, Server Side Includes. I don't know if you are familiar with the concept, so I will roughly explain it: You write the "repeating block of code", and you save it with a .shtm extension. Note: The block of code, without <htm> <body> etc, just the code you want to see repeated in other pages. Usually you save this files in a specific folder. I usally name it “_includes” Then in the html files you whant to include that block of code you simply add this line of code in the place you want it to appear. <!--#include file=”_includes/myCodeBlock.shtm” --> (if you have a Microsoft server IIS) or <!--#include virtual=”_includes/myCodeBlock.shtm” -->(if you have a Unix server – Apache) That simple! Then you can just edit, or change you block of code (myCodeBlock.shtm) and all the HTML files where you’ve included it will be automatically updated. It will only work in a server environment (tough Dreamweaver mimics its, and you can see the includes in the visual mode) so you will only see it working in your browser once you’ve uploaded the files to your server. Hope it will help you! Sorry for my English, But this is not my first language. MAC
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04-29-2008, 09:07 AM
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Re: Best HTML Editor?
NVU is a great one and is free
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