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jjuare52
Posts: 2
Posted 11:41 Oct 11, 2014 |

On a mac I noticed there is no notes, What program do you use to create html files?

Last edited by jjuare52 at 11:41 Oct 11, 2014.
hippiewho
Posts: 46
Posted 13:02 Oct 11, 2014 |

Well if you have the money I suggest you get Dreamweaver from adobe. I highly recommend that but if you cannot then heres a tutorial for OSX to get winebottler which emulates a windows machine like wine does on linux, so you can get Notepad++ which is easier to read than regular notepad. 

http://mike.kronenberg.org/winebottler-how-to-install-notepad-on-a-mac/

 

P.S. there are "free" ways to get Dream Weaver LOL.

Good Luck

-Frank

gjmiles
Posts: 17
Posted 15:28 Oct 11, 2014 |

I think if you go to the terminal on a mac and use nano it is a basic text editor.  Or you can install emacs, a highly customizable text editor.

 

http://guides.macrumors.com/nano

Angeloj13
Posts: 1
Posted 15:37 Oct 11, 2014 |

HIPPIEWHO/FRANK thank you for that, I was trying to find a way to put Notepad++ on mac for my java class.  Thanks again. 

venny
Posts: 61
Posted 10:24 Oct 13, 2014 |

When it comes to HTML on the Mac, I really suggest either Sublime or Brackets.  I've seen professionals using sublime and I have really liked using brackets.

sya
Posts: 10
Posted 12:00 Oct 13, 2014 |

honestly, I use Sublime Text 2, which is an excellent Text editor for Html use.

http://www.sublimetext.com/2

ITS FREE

 

-Sya

esokolo
Posts: 3
Posted 13:07 Jan 17, 2015 |

On my MacBook I also use "Brackets". It is really good.

kennychhen
Posts: 1
Posted 17:05 Jan 17, 2015 |

You can use the basic "TextEdit" and change your preferences from rich text to plain text and you should be able to create your html file that way.