Hi, I have to train a bunch of people how to write blog posts in HTML tomorrow and Thursday.
I had asked them all to have Dreamweaver installed on their machines on arrival but there's an issue with licenses and whatnot so it's not likely they'll have it.
Does anyone know of an alternative?
It has to be free (for now - a 30 day trial or something will be OK) and most importantly I need it to have a split level view where both sides are editable.
I know you're all going to say what a bad idea it is to use Dreamweaver and I agree, I use Sublime, but when you're not dealing with anything more complicated than a <div> tag with people who have never used HTML before it works great.
I've spent about an hour looking at Atom with add ons and all sorts of online editors etc.
Basically, if W3C schools' try it editor could be edited in the text it'd be perfect.
Anyone know of anything I could try?
I had asked them all to have Dreamweaver installed on their machines on arrival but there's an issue with licenses and whatnot so it's not likely they'll have it.
Does anyone know of an alternative?
It has to be free (for now - a 30 day trial or something will be OK) and most importantly I need it to have a split level view where both sides are editable.
I know you're all going to say what a bad idea it is to use Dreamweaver and I agree, I use Sublime, but when you're not dealing with anything more complicated than a <div> tag with people who have never used HTML before it works great.
I've spent about an hour looking at Atom with add ons and all sorts of online editors etc.
Basically, if W3C schools' try it editor could be edited in the text it'd be perfect.
Anyone know of anything I could try?
