I normally use notepad for HTML but also use frontpage for the particularly tricky bits in CSS (when I cant remember stuff)
Lately though i've been using PHP Designer 2007 as well though
yea it's pretty good when you use it a little. got a few of the statementsa and stuff listed already as well as buttons to add in the braces for you. saves a lot of hassle
Visual Studio 2005 for excellent XML/ASPX/Coding handling.
Visual Studio 2003 for some work, because 2005 is really slow at anything HTML related!
Microsoft Expressions Web Designer - Brand new from MS, but very good. Similar to Dreamweaver and produces compliant code. Has an issue/bug where it wipes out inline formatting tags (strong, em etc...) if you paste text from the clipboard in Design view.
Dreamweaver MX 2005 - Split view is great. Select the general area you want to edit and then alter the source code in the window above - quick and easy.
Notepad for quick things, but you only get one 'undo' - which is frustrating.
Oldskool! I use vim in unix operating systems. Wasn't it originally developed for the amiga? It's very good to use, but takes some getting used to. After sufficient time, you will never need to use a mouse again!
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