Website Design & Publishing

[Rock]

I have recently heard good things about XsitePro 2, but haven't bought it yet.

[RedWombat]

I personally use Dreamweaver and really like it. I haven't tried any others for quite awhile, so I can't really comment on them.

A side note for Bill. Just thought I would point out that Coldfusion isn't a page or text editor. It's a development language like PHP or ASP. It's a little different in that it's a Rapid Application Development language. It's made to code quickly. You may be referring to the old Allaire Studio product which was an editor. Macromedia made a watered down version called Homesite. I think it's gone now though. Thought you might like to know.

[StevenWWinters]

I use Microsoft Expression Web 2. For simple pages, the WYSIWYG is fine, but often I end up just using the code mode. I love the Intellisense/autocomplete for CSS since I don't always remember the syntax.

I also like open source Notepad++ text editor for html/css editing as it highlights the code well.

[Albacore]

I trialled Microsoft Expression Web 2 and was pleasantly surprised how well it integrated with CSS but I still have quite a few reservations about it but it was mainly the price.

[StevenWWinters]

but I still have quite a few reservations about it but it was mainly the price.

The price is steep, true.

What other reservations?

The other feature I like is that it highlights violations of the the doctype you've selected so that you can easily identify and correct them...