HTML Editor

[GrassMunk]

Is there a console HTML editor [with font colors etc] or is there a way to get emacs to do it?

Please any help is much oblidged


-GM

[sincka]

Install these two packages:

1. vim
2. vim-rt


When all that is done let's say we want to create hello world:

vim hello.html

When in the file do:

:syntax on

and then press 'i' or 'insert' to start writing :)

[lazyboy]

This is just an opinion:
Why don't you just use a graphical editor?
I could recommend quanta, bluefish, screem.
Try looking for more at freshmeat.

[Stween]

... or heres a crazy thought - why not hand code??? :D :D :D

[bdg1983]

Originally posted by Stween:
<STRONG>why not hand code???</STRONG>

I still like hand coding using Arachnophilia.
It is a win proggie, but runs fine under Wine.

[mram19]

I tried to get emacs to do this a few months ago. There is an emacs html editor out there, but it seems to have fallen out of use and doesn't seem to be maintained. I couldn't get it installed and nobody seems to use it anymore. Maybe editing LISP just isn't as sexy as it was in those heady days of the late seventies.

I'm stubborn and refuse to go through the pain of learning *another* text editor. So I gave up and I'm back to hand coding in emacs. I'm a minimalist and masochist by nature, though

;)