Re: What is the easiest HTML editor?

I use PSpad on windows. It has a simple set of HTML and CSS support, including highlighting, 
compressing, with a 1-key preview and Tidy support. Not WYSIWYG.
— tom

On 14 May 2020 at 20:00 re:"Re: What is the easiest HTML editor..."
     Adam Wildavsky(Adam Wildavsky <adam@tameware.com>) wrote:

> I do as Geroge does, but on a Mac so I use BBEdit. It has a menu item to display the current document's 
> HTML in a browser and also sports a built-in HTML preview window. Browser preview is static, built-in 
> preview dynamic.
> 
> 
> On Thu, May 14, 2020 at 3:46 PM George G <hi@george.bg> wrote:
>     There are quite a few DreamWeaver alternatives. Here is a list in this article 
>     https://opensource.com/alternatives/dreamweaver
>     
>     You can always use WordPress or Joomla, just type in the HTML and it ll display.
>     However, the clean pure HTML gives you more freedom. My personal favorite is 
>     simply Notepad++
>     All you need to do is type in your code and then open it in a browser. This is how 
>     you can get proficient in it.
>     --
>     Regards,
>     
>     George G.
>     Web Developer,
>     https://george.bg



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