Re: mac HTML editor suggestion?

Hi everyone, thanks for the education. Quite the adventure actually. Granted it might have been the editor I tried, since I am not as of yet physically able to use voiceover or textedit. Still, trying to edit the information with the .htm file for my site page produced...less than successful

Re: mac HTML editor suggestion?

Textedit can also act as a WYSIWYG editor for HTML files, you don't have to be a HTML guru. TextWrangler and(which I understand is being phased out) and its big brother BBEdit are not usable by VoiceOver users. I can forward my reply from support if you want to see it, but right now their text

Re: mac HTML editor suggestion?

If you are just modifying the content then a simple text editor will work fine. In the end, unless there is some complex content management system behind the scenes, HTML files are just text. So you could open up the text file, wade through (and otherwise ignore) all the markup and just modify

Re: mac HTML editor suggestion?

I am not doing the editing myself. Instead, as requested by the person doing the work, I asked for a program suggestion. I certainly resonate with the task being simple in text, but I do not judge the skills of others by assuming they match my own. Thanks all, Karen On Mon, 24 Jul 2017, -dan

Re: mac HTML editor suggestion?

If that is all you want to change a simple text editor is the perfect tool. A html editor would be overkill. Html coding is plain text encased within a set of text characters to render function and format when a browser encounters them. On Sun, 23 Jul 2017, Karen Lewellen wrote: To the

RE: mac HTML editor suggestion?

[mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Karen Lewellen Sent: Monday, 24 July 2017 3:40 PM To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: mac HTML editor suggestion? I suppose I am surprised there are no mac editors for HTML. DOS has them after all. Kare On Sun, 23 Jul 2017

Re: mac HTML editor suggestion?

Hi, There are actually quite a few HTML editors for Mac including Adobe Dream Weaver. I've simply used TextEdit myself to edit numerous sites myself as it is accessible and easy to use. This list may be a little out of date, but it's a list of free HTML Editors suggested by one person on the

Re: mac HTML editor suggestion?

I suppose I am surprised there are no mac editors for HTML. DOS has them after all. Kare On Sun, 23 Jul 2017, Erik Burggraaf wrote: Regardless, you still have to set text edit to plain text instead of RTF, and you still have to turn off Smart symbols. If you don't, then it will save your

Re: mac HTML editor suggestion?

Regardless, you still have to set text edit to plain text instead of RTF, and you still have to turn off Smart symbols. If you don't, then it will save your encoding improperly, whether you change any of it or not. Best, Eric On July 23, 2017 1:56:51 PM Karen Lewellen

Re: mac HTML editor suggestion?

To the best of my knowledge text editing is not the goal here. None of the page coding will be changed, just my off ice address / number on the contacts page. Kare On Sun, 23 Jul 2017, Erik Burggraaf wrote: Set text edit to use plain text instead of RTF. Then turn off all of the

Re: mac HTML editor suggestion?

Set text edit to use plain text instead of RTF. Then turn off all of the special symbols, and you have a text editor for editing HTML. This is how I did most of my code when I had a Mac. On July 22, 2017 9:16:34 PM Karen Lewellen wrote: Hi folks, I have a friend

mac HTML editor suggestion?

Hi folks, I have a friend who is a former apple staffer. she is updating the contact information on my website. The site is done in HTML, and she wants to know a good html editor for the mac? Thanks, Kare