Where to write html code?
You can write HTML code with many tools. Some tools are mentioned below. One of the simplest tools is a notepad that is already present in your windows. But it is not recommended to use notepad for writing code because notepad has no support for writing the code because it is not designed especially for programming purposes. But this tool is simply available in your windows, so I am telling you how to use notepad for writing the HTML code.
How to write HTML code in Notepad?
Step 1:
open notepad
Step 2:
Write HTML code.
Step 3:
File -> Save as
Step 4:
Mention your file name. Also, write a .html file extension with the file name.
Step 5:
Select “all files” from “Save as type”.
List of tools for writing the HTML code
WYSIWYG Editors | Source code editors |
Webflow | ActiveState Komodo |
Microsoft Expression Web | Aptana |
FirstPage | Arachnophilia |
Microsoft Visual Web Developer Express | Atom |
Freeway | BBEdit |
Google Web Designer | BlueFish |
NetObjects Fusion | Coda |
Adobe Dreamweaver | Codelobster |
Microsoft SharePoint Designer | CoffeeCup HTML Editor |
RocketCake | CudaText |
Quanta Plus | Dreamweaver |
CKEditor | Eclipse with the Web Tools Platform |
WorldWideWeb | Emacs |
Jimdo | EmEditor |
Amaya | Geany |
BlueGriffon | HTML-Kit |
Mobirise | HomeSite |
Bootstrap Studio | Microsoft Visual Studio |
Maqetta | Microsoft Visual Studio Code |
UltraEdit | Notepad++ |
SnapEditor | NetBeans IDE |
TOWeb | PHPEdit |
EZGenerator | PhpStorm IDE |
WebPlus | PSPad |
KompoZer | RJ TextEd |
Microsoft Publisher | SciTE |
Opera Dragonfly | Smultron |
Wix.com | Sublime Text |
tkWWW | TED Notepad |
TinyMCE | TextMate |
HTML-NOTEPAD | TextPad |