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Advantages of HTML Editors

Conventional HTML editors can make the process of building websites very easy.

Most of the good ones offer features that allow you to click a button to add a line of code to the page.

They also offer built in page previewing and choice of external browsers.

These 2 features alone will save you hours and simplify the process of building and previewing as you build web pages.

Many good conventional editors now offer predesigned templates for starting new pages.

Some include spelling and HTML code checking features.

Typical Set up of HTML editor.

Since most HTML editors operate the same, we'll demonstrate a few of the features of the popular NoteTab Light, which you'll find in our Free Website Builders Section.

This screenshot shows a typical set up of the NoteTab Light editor. The left column contains a list of common HTML code snippets which were displayed by clicking HTML in the drop down box at the top of the column.

 

Built In CSS Editor

CSS editorMost of the best HTML editors now have built in CSS editors.

Many HTML editors gives you instant access to the W3C CSS Validator or include error checking tools. Never publish bad css again.

And you can build your own CSS library.

 

 

Built In FTP

Built in FTPFinish your website and if you have your projects set up you can upload your web pages and images right from the editor window.

No more third party tools to worry with.

 

For more information on getting a free copy of Note Tab Light, Click Here

Recommendation

NoteTab Light is okay for a first time editor. I use NoteTab Standard for maintaining my websites because of its superior search and replace features. I don't recommend it for actually building pages because it is very lacking in page editing features.

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Linux Users
If like us, you've left the insane world of Microsoft Windows for the even worse experience of Linux, we recommend the Geany Code Editor. You'll find it in your Linux Mint software repository. It's simple but powerful and FREE.
For image resizing we've found the easiest Linux tool to be Krita.

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