Bluefish: Usable HTML editor does not produce junk
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GNOME's Happy HTML Hybrid.
The goal of Bluefish isn't so much to write code for the aspiring HTML author as it is to provide an easy way to marshall the huge number of tags available for web content creation without keeping a reference book or cheat sheet on hand. To that end, it provides no less than 10 tabbed toolbars with buttons that provide everything from basic text formatting (it favors structural markup) to Javascript (it provides a handy mouseover template, for instance) to PHP (in the form of an online reference for common functions.)
read more | mail this link | score:5411 | -Ray, March 19, 2001 (Updated: July 20, 2003)
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