there are no right or wrong answer its something you will comfortable with there are 100s of tools for web development are you doing any server side development or its just html ?
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Browse All TopicsI am doing some intermediate level web page development and want a really good HTML editor, one that will allow me to increase the level of sophistication of my work.
I love CoffeeCup's HTML editor but it does not have a "Find Next" feature, and that is a must have for me. I have a simple page but there is way to much code to be scrolling up and down all day.
I am fairly new to web page development so not up to speed on vendors, tools, etc.
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AceHTML Pro is pretty decent...
http://software.visicommed
this is the link for free html tools they dont cost anything
http://sourceforge.net/sea
mattibutt, I'm willing to pay, don't really want a free tool, I want to grow the sophistication significantly
ryancys, ok, Dreamweaver sounds good, I believe that's high-end and high-end pricing too, so will evaluate. Thanks
greenhacks - CoffeeCup cannot do "Find Next" text search . . . it can do "Find" but not "Find Next" - this is a fatal flaw for me. thanks for the suggestions
HonorGod (I do) - thanks for the tip
just heard back from CoffeCup - they have a "Search" function that searches forward and backward in a normal manner.
so I will try that out tonight.
they originally replied to me that "yes, there is no 'Find Next' feature, our engineers are aware of this"
- and definitely if you go "File, Edit, Find", the function finds the first occurrence of your search criteria, but that's it. There is no Find Next.
So I will check out the "Search" function tonight. (CoffeeCup was my first choice anyway, functionality / price-wise)
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by: greenhacksPosted on 2009-09-21 at 04:21:33ID: 25381754
are you looking a paid one or opensource?