free or cheap html editor?

I use Dreamweaver, but I have some clients who will be making minor changes
to their webpages after I develop them. This will include adding or
changing pictures and text, and some design changes. I don't want to limit
them to a form to make the changes. What is the best cheap or free html
editor that I can recommend to them do do this? They're not gonna go out
and buy Dreamweaver. thanks

Robin wrote:

I use Dreamweaver, but I have some clients who will be making minor
changes to their webpages after I develop them.

Oooh. What does your contract say about responsibilities? How much do
they pay when you have to repair the pages? <g>

This will include adding or changing pictures and text, and some
design changes. I don't want to limit them to a form to make the
changes. What is the best cheap or free html editor that I can
recommend to them do do this? They're not gonna go out and buy
Dreamweaver. thanks

WYSIWYG: http://nvu.com/ (stand-alone version of Moz Composer)
[Warning: it messes with your doctype]

Non-WYSIWYG: http://crimsoneditor.com/

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I use Dreamweaver, but I have some clients who will be making minor
changes to their webpages after I develop them. This will include
adding or changing pictures and text, and some design changes. I don't
want to limit them to a form to make the changes. What is the best
cheap or free html editor that I can recommend to them do do this?
They're not gonna go out and buy Dreamweaver. thanks

I really would strongly suggest against letting them make changes. Let
them make changes with a form. This is especially true if you are doing
anything server side.

If you are doing stuff server side, and you are going to let them get to
the source, I would really suggest NOT letting them use a WYSIWYG - teach
them enough HTML to get them by, and show them what they can and cannot
edit.

All you need is for them to make one change on the index page, like
removing a ; in a PHP statement, and the whole site will go down. Not
good.

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Adrienne Boswell
http://www.cavalcade-of-coding.info
Please respond to the group so others can share

If you want to edit HTML-commands I can advise you Visicom Media AceHTML 5
freeware.

http://www.sixfiles.com/dbase/files/...-freeware.html

Here you can download it.
Regards Robert.

"Robin" <servicenospam (AT) aronsonpartnership (DOT) com> wrote

I use Dreamweaver, but I have some clients who will be making minor
changes
to their webpages after I develop them. This will include adding or
changing pictures and text, and some design changes. I don't want to
limit
them to a form to make the changes. What is the best cheap or free html
editor that I can recommend to them do do this? They're not gonna go out
and buy Dreamweaver. thanks