Editors / Programming Environments
- Editors
- See also: Editors for Photos & Video ...
- Internet Explorer Client Registry Layout (Internet Explorer) | Microsoft Docs
- HTML References ...
- List of HTML editors - Wikipedia
- Review: JavaScript IDEs put to the test | InfoWorld
- HTML5 Editors
- Tag-oriented HTML editors
- Notepad (Start | Programs | Accessories)
- TextPad - US$30
- Notepad++ - $0
- Arachnophilia - $0
- Dreamweaver - Macromedia - US$400 (or US$1700 for CS4 version, Adobe Creative Suite 4 Web Premium)
- This is my preferred HTML editor for beginners and for advanced Web programmers.
- This is my preferred HTML editor (also for basic HTML, JavaScript, Cascading Style Sheets, and other more advanced features).
- Very powerful, but also very easy to use.
- Adobe Dreamweaver - Wikipedia
- GUI WYSIWYG HTML editors
- Dreamweaver - Macromedia - US$400 (or US$1700 for CS4 version, Adobe Creative Suite 4 Web Premium)
- This is my preferred HTML editor for beginners and for advanced Web programmers.
- This is my preferred HTML editor (also for basic HTML, JavaScript, Cascading Style Sheets, and other more advanced features).
- Very powerful, but also very easy to use.
- Adobe Dreamweaver - Wikipedia
- Mozilla/Firefox Composer
- MS-Word, and other word processors
- Warning: This program will take control of your site. It will create files and folders and add all kinds of useless code in your document. For example, MS-Word will rewrite your page and add tons of XML code that you probably don't want or need.
- Warning: To convert your (DOC or DOCX) file to HTML (.htm or .html), you must "Save As" HTML. You can not simply rename a Word document. When you "Save As" HTML, Word actually does a conversion to create HTML codes.
- Warning: The results that you get are totally unpredictable. Usually the HTML file does not look the same when converted and then viewed in a browser. You will probably be disappointed. (Don't say I didn't warn you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
- Warning: I do NOT recommend using Word to create HTML Web pages.
- See the list below (for other editors). Some are free. Some are freeware. Some are expensive.
- Syntax checkers & Link checkers
- CodePen - Front End Developer Playground & Code Editor in the Browser
Website Builders
- The Best Website Builders | PCMag
- How to Make a Website - Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners
- CRM - How to Choose the Best Web Content Management System (PDF)
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- Adobe Creative Cloud
- Arachnophilia 4.0 ($0)
- BBEdit
- Blogs ...
- Chami.com
- CoffeeCup Software- Home of the CoffeeCup HTML Editor and Great Website Design Software !
- Dreamweaver Resources...
- Google
- HTML Assistant Pro
- HTML Kit for more than editing HTML - $0
- JCreator — Java IDE
- jQuery: New Wave Javascript
- jsFiddle | Create a new Fiddle - jsFiddle - $0
- Review: 4 killer cloud IDEs | Application Development - InfoWorld - page 1
- Review: 4 killer cloud IDEs | Application Development - InfoWorld - page 3
- A Website, not a client-side APi - $0
- Client-side JavaScript
- Few programming chores are purer than writing JavaScript, HTML, and CSS in three rectangles in your browser, then watching it run in a fourth. The tool builds "fiddles," which are smaller blocks of code that might work best as embedded frames. The code can easily call APIs, but you won't build any APIs with it. That would be missing the point. The developers clearly want to encourage more snippets and code that can form the building blocks for Web pages.
- Make A Website Hub .com | How To Make A Website - A Simple Guide - Thanks to Jamie Spencer (the author) for recommending this site.
- MakeUseOf
- Microsoft
- NetObjects Fusion
- PageTutor.com - HTML Tutorials - Javascript - How to make a Web Page: pagetutor.com
- Shareware & Freeware
- UltraEdit Text Editor - HEX Editor - HTML Editor - Programmers Editor
- Validators = link checkers
- Visual SlickEdit US$275
- W3Schools Online Web Tutorials - $0
- Web.com | Website Builder | Small Business Website Design
- Altova | XML Editor
- Weebly - Create a free website and a free blog - $0
- Not really free, because of the limitations.
- Weebly doesn't work well with all browsers (e.g. Firefox).
- Corporate Office: 1-415-375-3268 - Don't bother calling. Nobody will answer you.
The company does not offer any type of support by phone.
- Pricing | Weebly
- However, you will need to pay either $49/year for the Starter package
or $99/year of the Pro package.
- You need one of these upgrades if you want to use your own domain name, have a slideshow in the header, have searching on your site, remove the advertising link to Weebly, etc.
- There are no "breadcrumbs" to show where you you are in the site structure. Breadcrumbs is not an option.
- There is no way to have a menu item link to an existing page in the site (unless you pay to upgrade and use your own domain name). Menu items are just pages. However, buttons can link to an existing page in the site.
- Statistics are available for only one month. After that your site traffic history is gone.
- It is easy to set up and edit the sites. It is easy to modify themes. It is possible to download the site as a zip. However, it is rather basic in its functionality.
- Support - Customer Service & Tech Support
- Good website editor. Terrible customer service. Terrible tech support.
- Weebly Help - M-F 11h-20h EST - You will have to be VERY patient if you really really want support. The problem may be urgent for you, but it may take 3 or 4 or 5 or more days to get a response from Weebly Tech Support. How patient are you?
- Weebly customer service phone numbers and support
- Weebly Help Center
- Wix vs Weebly | Which Website Builder is Better?
- Weebly Review | PCMag
- WordPress ...
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- Your own domain
- Buy a domain name from a domain registrar. (from CanReg.com, NetworkSolutions.com, Weebly.com, etc.)
- Host the domain name somewhere (hosting.htm or Weebly or ...)
- Upgrade from the Weebly free account (to Starter or Pro or ...).
- Warning! You will have to upgrade and pay for each and every Weebly site that you want to see on your new domain.
- Add an "A record" to point the root or a subdomain of your new domain to Weebly (199.34.228.44).
Ask your host to change your cPanel settings for you.
- Publish your site to the new domain. (Just click on the "Publish" button.)
- Test it.
- Design (menu) > Edit HTML/CSS (button at bottom left) > CSS >
main-style.css
- #footer { /* Use only one of the following three lines */
display: none;
visibility: hidden;
visibility: none;
}
- To make the active menu option a different colour from the hovering option.
#avmenu li#active a {
color: #fff;
background: #429dd1;
}
#avmenu a:hover {
color: #fff;
background: #000000;
}