dreamweaver rules! next best thing to text edit...

Dreamweaver is nice due to the color coding. you have to pay attention to the code though because it adds a lot of fluff

I use simple text editors like Notepad++ and InType (a sort of... Windows version of TextMate on the Mac.)

NotePad 2 ftw ftw!!!

I have always used Dreamweaver,but after a month i will be trying Eclipse, heard its also good

Dreamweaver, the most complex and largest HTML editor ever .

For small things I use simply PSPad, a very handy text editor which reminds me a bit of UltraEdit, but is freeware. If it comes to bigger projects I love Aptana, a web IDE based on Eclipse, inluding an CSS+JS Debugger.

I love Coda from Panic.com
Yes, its for mac

Hello AnyOne knows PHP Editor.

NotePad ++ all the way!

My most successful and prosperous websites have always been dreamweaver CSS with a bit of flash integration.

I learned to write markup by hand from the start so at the moment I use gedit(because I am running ubuntu with a gnome interface) When I had my KDE setup I used to do everything in Kate. Both are very nice text editors with syntax highlighting which is just what I need.

Kate's my fave when I'm on a nix machine, otherwise I'm a big fan of notepad++.

I decide I don't like Dreamweaver 8 any more Dreamweaver CS3 has more PHP stuff

notepad with dreamweaver.

notepad, dreamweaver 8

I uses Pagebreze HTML editor for most thing i allso use NotePad and Dreamweaver But we shouldent... we should start using XML or XHTML ( The New HTML ) its meent to be way better than the old html if anyone thinks the same please say why because i dont know how its ment to be better??

Originally Posted by whym

NotePad ++ all the way!

Well whats the differnce NotePad does the same as NotePad ++
Don't it?

Dreamweaver and notepad seem to be what most of my designers prefer.

I prefer the old fashioned way, note pad