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LeighWardle🇦🇺

Seeking a WYSIWYG HTML Editor Recommendation

Hi Experts,
 

I'm looking for an HTML editor—either a Windows application or an online tool—that allows me to:

  • Input raw HTML code
  • Directly edit the rendered webpage in a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) interface


Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Best regards,
Leigh

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Here are some HTML editors that let you edit raw HTML and also provide a WYSIWYG interface:

Windows Applications:

Online Editors:

Best simple choice: BlueGriffon or HTML Online Editor.
Best for full control: VS Code + Live Server


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Thanks ssvl.

 

Just to clarify: I want to edit in the WYSIWYG window.


I've been pleased with both TinyMCE and CKEditor. Both are highly customizable and adaptable, but also very easy for users to work with.


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Avatar of Randy DownsRandy Downs🇺🇸

Dreamweaver - https://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver.html

 

Seamless Live View editing

Edit text and image properties and add classes directly in Live View with one click — then preview changes instantly. No need to switch to a separate edit mode.

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Multi-monitor support for Windows

Now you can expand your workspace by displaying your pages on multiple monitors.

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Redesigned, modern UI

A streamlined and clutter-free interface lets you customize your workspace to show only the tools you need to code.

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Git support

Collaboration is easy with Git support. Manage all your source code within Dreamweaver and perform all common operations right from the Git panel.


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Sorry, everyone, I did not make it clear that I was looking for a low cost solution.

 


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Avatar of Randy DownsRandy Downs🇺🇸

This is from Google AI. Some have already been recommended by other experts.


  • TinyMCE:

    A highly popular choice, used by many leading websites and applications, known for its robust features and comprehensive functionality. It's free to use for both commercial and non-commercial purposes. 

     

    • CKEditor:

      Another well-regarded open-source option, CKEditor is known for its modular architecture, clear UI, and customization features. CKEditor 5 is a modern JavaScript-based editor. 

       

  • Froala:

    A lightweight, JavaScript-based WYSIWYG editor that's easy to integrate into applications. Froala also provides good Markdown support. 

     

  • KompoZer:

    A free, open-source WYSIWYG editor that allows users to create websites through a graphical interface without needing to write HTML or CSS. 

     

  • BlueGriffon:

    A free, open-source web page editor with a GUI for creating web pages. 

     

  • Brackets:

    A lightweight, open-source editor with a sleek, modern design and live preview functionality. 

     

  • SeaMonkey:

    A free, all-in-one suite with a built-in browser and FTP capability for easy web page publishing. 

     

  • Google Web Designer:

    A free tool from Google that offers comprehensive features for designing websites, including WYSIWYG mode and code view for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. 


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