HTML editor with built-in preview?
 

I'm currently using notepad++ and I'm very satisfied with it - hands down one of the best and fastest editors I've ever used. The only thing that bothers me is that you don't have a built-in preview window.

I'd like to see right away what the changes in my code look like, so I'm seeking an editor with a 2-column layout, left the code and right the preview.

Any suggestions?

macromedia homesite, its a tab though

Dreamweaver... ftw...

Dreamweaver. Don't laugh now, it's come a very long way since it came out.

Namo. at www.namo.com. It is a $99. Dreamweaver knock off, editor and ftp. I have been using it for 7 years and no problems at all.

please... dreamweaver. it's pretty good these days.

DG

+1 for Namo WebEditor - an amazing suite at unbelievable low price :thumbsup

torrents.....

I'm 73% sure that NVU got that feature.

NVU - (it's free)
A complete Web Authoring System for Linux desktop users as well as Microsoft Windows and Macintosh users to rival programs like FrontPage and Dreamweaver. Nvu (which stands for "new view") makes managing a web site a snap. Now anyone can create web pages and manage a website with no technical expertise or knowledge of HTML.

http://nvudev.com/index.php

I recommend WeBuilder. Has preview, split screen, pretty much EVERY THING you could possibly want in a text editor. :2 cents:

this is a simple solution if you're a notepad diehard

Edit your file in notepad as always -
Open your Browser , open the file your are editing,

When you want to see changes, save the file, refresh the browser ;)

if you need to , undo is there...
if you have dual screen, this is perfect :)

Aptana

has Firefox and IE preview tabs

First Page 2006 (free)
http://www.evrsoft.com/

Has a split-pane viewing option, been around since 2000, plus it's free.

Dreamweaver

dude, that's THE REASON why I want a built-in solution. It's a pain in the ass saving and refreshing that shit... :Oh crap

Don't deal with Namo. After you purchase their editor, it will take hours or days and even weeks to get a serial number. Pray it will be correct. In the UK there were hundreds of users who received wrong numbers.

And it seems it's not updated for a long time. There's still a 2006 version.