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dancla
 
 
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editor html

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Good morning. Which html editor (also paid) recommended to accompany the program (ver 18) and compatible with it?. Thanks
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Why do you need a HTML Editor with WWB? It is a HTML Generator and everything you need to edit is done visually hence the name.

In any case if you are looking for an editor - https://notepad-plus-plus.org/
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Thank you for your kind answer. I know this feature of the program, but, sometimes I needed to insert some lines in html and I always had difficulty. I usually load the page with an html editor, edit it and then load it back onto WWB, but I almost never get the results I hoped for. That’s why I was hoping there would be an editor who could work smoothly with WWB
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As already mentioned WYSIWYG Web Builder is not a HTML Editor but a HTML Generator this means no code actually exists till you publish. You can use the mentioned Editor by zinc. With this said you can use any HTML but it is understood that you yourself knows how to insert it correctly and that the HTML you use is valid otherwise it will break the code in the software and not display as you wish. Also note if you insert any HTML, javascript etc manually in the HTML and then make changes within the software and save then reopen the manually added code will be overiden meaning you will need to insert again.
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