I' made a swap from notepad++ to Geany a few months ago and have had very few problems with it (since the last relase that is none). It's basically a small IDE which is great for me because not only does it work well with XHTML & CSS but I can use it for C programming as well.

It's available for Linux & Windows which is also just what I needed - who wants to have to use two different programs for the same tasks?

It's a wonderful little tool

I have been using NVU for some time and found it to be very good.
Has the added advantage of being Open Source and FREE.

for me it's adobe DW hands down, i use to bust my pretty *** with frontpage but now i'm glad i leave it to rut

I like to use Dreamweaver,I find it really easy to use an quite useful for quickly updating sites.

I use hyperedit. Syntax highlighting and preview.

I use DreamWeaver for the coloring, and that is all. Ideally I would like a less invasive program that has a nice look to it. TextPad is a little raw of a look for me. If I have to stare at a program for hours at a time I want it to look nice.

I hate how it automatically indents though.

I learned through notepad and it had been tough for me breaking from it. Old habits die hard after all. But I did try using Dreamweaver and I agree with all of you that it gets the job done easier. However, I still would like to have more if not full control over the codes so I can pinpoint directly my mistakes if ever something goes wrong.

Doesn't anyone else use Dreamweaver as a text-editor? It does a great job of it.

phpDesigner2008 has been my choice of IDE; however, I do tons of PHP, Javascript, MySQL and Perl code as well.

Michael Pham; however, started his product [under a different name] as an HTML editor.

Nick

I like using dreamweaver. It is the first editing program I learned. I created all my websites with it.

dreamweaver

FrontPage, ExpressionWeb and Notepad.

What about Xsitepro?

Dreamweaver and Notepad. Dreamweaver is the best

ultra edit because i've been using it so long

i also go for Dreamweaver - that's the best in my view

Dreamweaver is fantastic in a way that it provides automated codes list. Well others probably also do.

looks like DreamWeaver is winning... Adobe go live is great for editing stylesheets however... so much better than dreamweaver on that one point. all visual in comparison.

I use notepad... i feel like i have the most control.. then again its the only thing i've ever used

mmy favorate HTML code is DREAMWEAVER it really saves time for me..