I realize that you are looking for a WYSIWYG editor, but you will do a lot better using a plain text editor. The good ones have code completion, syntax highlighting, FTP upload capabilities, validation (either by direct to W3 or via linter), and a means to edit CSS.

Why should you use a plain text editor? Because you are writing the markup, the tool isn't. So, you are not going to have to sift through lines and lines of code to find a bug that is making your page not look right in some browser.

What about having to rewrite a lot of markup, such as when you add something to the navigation? Don't want to have to change every single page for one addition? Look into using a Server Side Include. Most hosts offer either PHP or at least SSI. Google for it.

It's difficult, if not impossible, to use SSI with a WYSIWYG, another reason to use a plain text editor.

With IE8 being less fault tolerate and more standards compliant than its predecessor, the days of sloppy, bloated coding are coming to an end.

There are plenty of text editors out there, and I like HTML-Kit {http://chami.com/html-kit/], with the addition of TopStyle for CSS [http://bradsoft.com/topstyle/]. HTML-Kit does have a lite version TopStyle embedded in it, but I prefer to use TopStyle itself. HTML-Kit also has hundreds of user contributed plugins and ---- wait for it --- it's Free!

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GAO Tek Inc. is a leading provider of test and measurement equipment, embedded development tools, telecommunication testers, electronic measurement instruments, video surveillance, alarm and other electronic products that serve the needs of electronic professionals internationally.
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