Articles tagged “Free HTML Editor”

How Do I Add Custom Dictionaries to the HTML Editor?

To import other language dictionaries into the HTML Editor for spell checking needs, first download the .adm file for the language you want to add from the list below. Save it into C:\Program...

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Article ID: 682 | Published On: Aug 13, 2009 | 4,092 views | Rated 5 stars by 277 people

Customizing Code Completion Tags in the HTML Editor

Have you ever wanted to know how to update the tags that appear in the Code Completion list in the HTML Editor? It's actually quite easy. For example, let's say you wanted to add a custom...

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Article ID: 685 | Published On: Aug 17, 2009 | 511 views | Rated 5 stars by 2 people

Adding a Form in the HTML Editor

This article covers the basic method of adding proper form tags to your page. For more comprehensive information about Web forms, visit W3Schools or EchoEcho . 1. Go to Insert > Form...

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Article ID: 670 | Published On: Jul 6, 2009 | 1,129 views | Rated 5 stars by 1 people

My Calendar Displays Incorrect Dates

This is a known issue in the software that our programmers are currently working hard to figure out. In the meantime, you can use the following workaround to ensure your visitors always see...

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Article ID: 674 | Published On: Jul 9, 2009 | 626 views | Rated 5 stars by 1 people

How Do I Save My Own Themes in the HTML Editor?

In the new version of the Editor, we added the ability to select a Website theme with the Theme Chooser window. The software currently comes with 10 snazzy new themes to kick-start any...

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Article ID: 684 | Published On: Aug 14, 2009 | 529 views | Rated 5 stars by 1 people

Switching Between the Code and Visual Editors

When switching between the Code and Visual editors, your code may be modified to optimize drag-and-drop features. This includes switching character entities to the characters they...

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Article ID: 686 | Published On: Jun 20, 2008 | 1,050 views | Rated 4 stars by 287 people

What Is the Difference Between a Layout and a Theme in the HTML Editor?

A layout includes the HTML for a basic page structure and allows you to provide your own content. This gives you more freedom over the appearance of your design. A theme includes three...

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Article ID: 694 | Published On: Aug 24, 2009 | 420 views | Rated 4 stars by 1 people

Moving Your DHTML Menu

Note : In HTML Editor version 2009 and higher, the DHTML Menu Builder has been replaced with the CSS Menu Designer. To upgrade to the latest version of the HTML Editor, download it from your...

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Article ID: 240 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 5,789 views | Rated 3 stars by 338 people

How to Change Where Things Appear on the Page

Web browsers require special code for things like extra spaces and new lines. Luckily, the HTML editor comes with a set of tools that allow you to easily manipulate the appearance of your page....

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Article ID: 222 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 4,109 views | Rated 3 stars by 278 people

Creating a New Webpage

There are four ways to create a new page in the HTML Editor: using the Quick Start Wizard , starting from scratch, using a layout, or using a theme. Starting From Scratch Quick...

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Article ID: 217 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 6,648 views | Rated 3 stars by 276 people

DHTML Menu Builder - Using Frames

Note : In HTML Editor version 2009 and higher, the DHTML Menu Builder has been replaced with the CSS Menu Designer. To upgrade to the latest version of the HTML Editor, download it from your...

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Article ID: 233 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 9,745 views | Rated 3 stars by 270 people

How to Insert JavaScripts

Note : This feature is disabled in HTML Editor version 2009 and higher. However, you can still insert your own JavaScripts and save them as snippets. For more information about customizing...

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Article ID: 226 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 4,243 views | Rated 3 stars by 263 people

Is There a JavaScript or HTML Debugger Included in the Program?

There are no JavaScript debugging tools in HTML Editor, but there is an HTML code cleaner that can find unclosed and unsupported tags, as well as other anomalies in your code. To access it, go...

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Article ID: 201 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 3,515 views | Rated 3 stars by 262 people

How to Add Special Characters to Your Page

By default, browsers do not recognize all the characters you may enter into your code. For instance, a < or a > sign is normally not printed to the screen, because the browser interprets...

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Article ID: 225 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 3,042 views | Rated 3 stars by 252 people

Color-Coding Your Tags

By color-coding your tags, you give each type of tag its own unique color to differentiate it from the rest of the document. Color-coding tags makes debugging a document much easier, since you...

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Article ID: 11 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 3,315 views | Rated 3 stars by 249 people

Using the Code Cleaner

If you've ever tried to edit someone else's code, you know how much of a hassle it can be to pick through a style that isn't your own. Reformatting can be a pain, but with the HTML Editor's...

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Article ID: 205 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 3,629 views | Rated 3 stars by 243 people

How to Create a Style Sheet

Style sheets open up a whole new world of customization for HTML. They give you control over characters, words, and lines, and allow you to change things such as the alignment of text,...

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Article ID: 228 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 6,027 views | Rated 3 stars by 243 people

Left-Align Your Code

Individual HTML code style is kind of like handwriting — everyone's is a little different. For instance, some designers love using indents to help organize their code and set certain...

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Article ID: 206 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 3,821 views | Rated 3 stars by 238 people

Using Extended Find and Replace

If your site has more than one page — like pretty much every Website ever — then you know that making a global change can be pretty difficult. For example, say you want to replace...

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Article ID: 214 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 2,565 views | Rated 3 stars by 234 people

How to Change the Style of Text

Unlike people, not all text is created equal. Some text is bold or italicized . Other text can be different colors, such as red , blue , or orange . Some text is huge , whereas other...

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Article ID: 221 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 3,415 views | Rated 3 stars by 233 people

How to Create a Custom Toolbar

Everyone loves a toolbar. Why spend time digging around in menus when you can accomplish a task with the click of a button? Well, with the HTML Editor's customizable interface, you can get...

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Article ID: 208 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 3,546 views | Rated 3 stars by 225 people

Creating Links to Downloadable Files

Follow these steps to add a link to a downloadable document on your page. Note : This tutorial assumes you are working with Website Projects. For more information about how to use Website...

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Article ID: 176 | Published On: Jan 25, 2008 | 1,650 views | Rated 3 stars by 28 people

Vista Isn't Displaying the Files in my Working Folder

By default, the HTML Editor will save files in the Working folder, which is located at C:\Program Files\CoffeeCup Software\Working . However, Vista may interfere with this process, creating a...

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Article ID: 543 | Published On: Oct 15, 2008 | 1,319 views | Rated 3 stars by 13 people

Is CoffeeCup Software Compatible With Windows 64-Bit?

Officially, all of our software is supported under Windows 7, XP, and Vista 32-bit. However, many of our users are able to use the software with Windows 64-bit running in Windows XP...

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Article ID: 617 | Published On: Feb 24, 2009 | 2,094 views | Rated 3 stars by 4 people

How Do I Link to Different Sections on the Same Page? (HTML Editor)

You've been designing your site and have figured out that a page can be as long as necessary. This is great, but it can be a pain when you're dealing with longer pages. Help out your visitors...

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Article ID: 667 | Published On: Jun 26, 2009 | 1,272 views | Rated 3 stars by 1 people

Uploading Files to Your Server

If you want other people to be able to view your Website on the Internet, you'll need to upload it to a server. The logistics of this process are a little hazy for some beginners, so we've gone...

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Article ID: 216 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 11,448 views | Rated 2 stars by 450 people

Using the DHTML Menu Builder

Note : In HTML Editor version 2009 and higher, the DHTML Menu Builder has been replaced with the CSS Menu Designer. To upgrade to the latest version of the HTML Editor, download it from your...

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Article ID: 232 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 4,640 views | Rated 2 stars by 399 people

How To Create and Add Tables

Tables can be tricky, because they require a lot of different tags to work. You need a separate tag for each table, column, and row, and then you can set different attributes for each cell. The...

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Article ID: 223 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 4,685 views | Rated 2 stars by 397 people

Error I/O 183

You may receive this error if you are trying to edit files that HTML Editor cannot understand because they don't contain valid HTML code. You will not be able to edit these files with the HTML...

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Article ID: 242 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 3,090 views | Rated 2 stars by 382 people

How Can I Use a DHTML Menu Without All That Code on my Page?

Note : In HTML Editor version 2009 and higher, the DHTML Menu Builder has been replaced with the CSS Menu Designer, which produces significantly less code that must be placed on your page. To...

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Article ID: 235 | Published On: Dec 31, 1996 | 4,493 views | Rated 2 stars by 372 people

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