Content Editors

[DomainMart]

What percent of active domainers (say, those who use multiple monetizers) are comfortable using HTML editors?

For web page content customization, which is the preferred tool? HTML, wiki, or text editor such as Word?

Thanks!

[ibydesign]

What percent of active domainers (say, those who use multiple monetizers) are comfortable using HTML editors?

For web page content customization, which is the preferred tool? HTML, wiki, or text editor such as Word?

Thanks!

NEVER Word. It's horrible for creating massive amounts of html artifacts.

[DomainMart]

NEVER Word. It's horrible for creating massive amounts of html artifacts.

Thanks!

It is obviously easy if the site has built in HTML capabilities. Would it be must of a drawback of one were to format the text in an HTML editor, say, DreamWeaver, then cut and paste it into the customizable section.

[greenmac]

I prefer dreamweaver

[webd]

Use content management systems. They are much more scalable than Dreamweaver.

[tonyfloyd]

Wordpress!!...

[eytanlevit]

notepad!

[bensd]

Notepad all the way!

[DomainMart]

Use content management systems. They are much more scalable than Dreamweaver.

Thanks for all your input.

Which content management software would you recommend?

[webd]

Thanks for all your input.

Which content management software would you recommend?

Drupal...

[Salient]

Notepad and Frontpage. I use the latter because Im too lazy to type in the code.

Frontpage is great for adding tables too. Plus it was free, my favorite price.

[whitebark]

notetab lite - free full featured text editor with every bit of html/xhtml/css/php code the average person would ever need. http://www.notetab.com/ntl.php

I probably use that single program more than any other.

Dreamweaver is great if you are doing anything special, using it to maintain a site, or need to do quick edits across a large number of files.

[webd]

I'm surprised that so many people are using Notepad.

If you are going to write HTML/PHP/CSS/etc. by hand, try some of these free Notepad alternatives:
http://www.htmlkit.com/
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm
http://www.pspad.com/

If you don't mind spending $35, check out E Text Editor:
http://www.e-texteditor.com/
(the screencast is good and there is a free 30-day trial)

[DomainMart]

Thanks all for the feedback! I will take a closer look.

I am also looking to manage and integrate a large number of HTML documents and possibley auto-upload.

I am surpised as webd is for the popularity of Notepad.

[webd]

I am also looking to manage and integrate a large number of HTML documents and possibley auto-upload.

To manage a large number of documents, I highly recommend a content management system.

Drupal is good... You can just copy/paste your text into a Webform, hit "submit" and the page will be online.

[DomainMart]

I also looked at joomla, but I decided to first experiment with drupal. So far, I like the sturcure and power of drupal.

Thanks Webd!