Well I want to know what you think is the best web page editor.

If its the same program but older version then just still vote for the program up there.

I just stated the 3 main ones. There are many more, of course.

I'm going to be going with TopStyle Pro because I work with code and make sure my code it clean.

FrontPage is best when copying and paste nearly all styles remain the same.

Dreamweaver is best for everyting else, nearly. So many functions, but slow the site down. DW8 is ok better then before nothing special. Not that much changes.

Please give me you opinions.

Another BIG point is that DW relies on Studio 8 for some features. While FP n TS come on there own.

Edited September 19, 200520 yr by sonu27

Other... Notepad++.

It may not have the instant update of what the page looks like, but it's a much more hands on approach to writing the webpage.

Not to mention that it does syntax highlighting...makes it really easy to see those simple mistakes that might be more difficult to see in other programs.

I voted for Dreamweaver 8.0, but I use Microsoft FrontPage 2003 which I think is realy good to.

Other : UltraEdit-32 syntax highlighting and auto indenting makes it very easy to write and maintain all the webpage code.

the "nuts and bolts" way: PSPad (great freeware alternitive to UltraEdit)

the WYSIWYG + "nuts and bolts" way: NVU (also free)

I would say TopStyle Pro is the best for CSS easily.

FP got some features like clean up, dreamweavers clean up not that good.

i've always used a text editor. so my vote goes for notepad (like coding. makes the page load as quick as possible, no code in a page that isnt required and also all scripts contained in a page written by me so i can debug them quicker).

Programmers Notepad,

Syntax highlighting and Bracket highlighting (so you can see if you have more brackets than you need)

i am so used to textpad, but dreamweaver is nice to have for debugging

PORTABLE NVU is my choice, my website is made with it...

Frontpage is my choice because it's very user-friendly (good for newbies)

Frontpage is my choice because it's very user-friendly (good for newbies)

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Not only that but is also does things easily that DW8.

NVU

Notepad.

Notepad. 

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Same. But I sometimes use EditPad because it has tab capabilities.