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HTML coding
#1
Because my old website maker (copy and paste, WYSIWYG) generate HTMLcode that now show errors on the screen after uploading to a server (errors: some images and some characters not shown), I had to change to another webside maker. I wanted freeware and after installing and trying some freeware I found Bluegriffon. I think that's a good one. Now it's quite pleasant to code again (still learning). And I can now correct my old websites.
Link : http://www.bluegriffon.org/#screenshots
I also use TED Notepad (freeware) to make corrections to the code because it's sometimes easier and I am now learning something new : HTML coding. Somtimes frustrating, but if I get some result it feels good. Smile
Link : https://jsimlo.sk/notepad/
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#2
I maintained a couple of my own websites a few years ago. I found a basic website similar to what I wanted, copied the text and placed it into Notepad. It was easy to learn the basics and I could modify the text as needed and ended up with an easy to update basic website.
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#3
If you use FireFox some nice tips about the web development tools of FireFox (Tools > Browser Tools > Web Dev Tools) > http://devtoolschallenger.com/

If you're searching for a good FLOSS text editor with minimap, colored syntax, git, and so on :
- Atom > https://github.com/atom/atom/releases/tag/v1.60.0 Sadly Microsoft Killed it recently for its own when they bought github, but still very relevant.
- Pulsar > https://pulsar-edit.dev/ the Atom's community to continue Atom with another name, maintain all plugins, etc, etc..
Patrice
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#4
(11-13-2023, 04:03 AM)PixLab Wrote: If you use FireFox some nice tips about the web development tools of FireFox (Tools > Browser Tools > Web Dev Tools) > http://devtoolschallenger.com/

If you're searching for a good FLOSS text editor with minimap, colored syntax, git, and so on :
- Atom > https://github.com/atom/atom/releases/tag/v1.60.0 Sadly Microsoft Killed it recently for its own when they bought github, but still very relevant.
- Pulsar > https://pulsar-edit.dev/ the Atom's community to continue Atom with another name, maintain all plugins, etc, etc..

Pixlab, Atom seems to be a good one. Thank's for the link.
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#5
I use Notepad++ and TED notepad  to correct/convert some coding (messed coding from WYSIWYG) and Bluegriffon to correct the layout. I correct HTML errors with the help from :  https://www.htmlvalidator.com/  Cool
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