[Stickman]

If you're on a pc, have a look at HTML-Kit. It has superb support for standards and xhtml/css and is completely [b:5386413813][color=red:5386413813]FREE[/color:5386413813][/b:5386413813]. There are loads of options and features as well as a good range of plugins (download the plugin generator to easily make your own). You can validate your code with the W3C validators from within the program as you build the page. All in all, it has to be worth downloading.

http://www.chami.com/html-kit - click HTML-Kit Build 292 for download (3.1mb)


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[oli]

sounds cool, Ive just got a copy of top style 3 so im getting to grips with that at the mo.