i need a GOOD lightweight visual html editor

[svakanda]

i can't stand using dreamweaver, way too bulky. hit me your suggestions! for win32.

 

[b_sun]

Notepad2. Well, that's not exactly visual, but it's lightweight!

 

[svakanda]

i use notepad++ for my html...but i am looking for a WYSIWYG editor...i had better clarify that.

 

[svakanda]

doesn't anyone else make their own landing pages? am i just behind the times. ?

 

[Helderic]

Free WYSIWYG HTML Editors for Windows

 

[amanda11]

NVU! FREE and light weight.

 

[Garrett]

I glanced at that and thought you need a good fleshlight.

 

[svakanda]

sweet

thanks Amanda! appreciate it. i am sorry about calling you a lady...i must be blind =)

 

[AdHustler]

coffeecup has some visual design tools.

 

[montana]

+1 for notepad++ , NVU has a wonky iface

 

[this_guy]

coffeecup has some visual design tools.

I like this too.

 

[gh0st]

lol wut? a html editor? wordpad maybe? lolz.

Linux -> Text Editor = Win

 

[TylerL]

The novelty of having a WYSIWYG editor kind of wears off when you realize most of them have huge flaws or are slow as shit. Learn to code with a text editor and just learn to hit control-S and switch windows quickly.

Oh, and then download Notepad++

 

[kblessinggr]

WYSIWYG = Rarely actually what you see outside of the editor itself.

It's a tradeoff, you either get it easy, but crappy, or you get it good, but a lil bit of elbow grease involved.

 

[luemob]

learn code, thats as light as it gets W3Schools Online Web Tutorials

 

[Shawn Collins]

Arachnophilia - not WYSIWYG, but it has shortcuts for stuff like tables while hand coding.

 

[high risk]

firefox + ultraedit for text editing, dual monitors. ctrl+s, shift eyes to other monitor..

 

[shesowicked]

try homesite

 

[jvincent]

n++ ftw

 

[Wicked Ice]

dreamweaver is still good. download the old versions. they are not bulky.