HTML Editors
A code editor is a place where one have to write their codes. In order to write the html codes we need an editor.
HTML editor is used to write the foundation of a website. There are different types of editors but for a new learner Notepad(Windows) or Textedit(Mac) is better. For the basic it is good to use a simple editor.
For the advance level there are a lot of text editors like as Notepad++, Subelime text, Atom etc. Since we all have different tastes and where we have to spend a lot of time for coding so it's important to choose the best one.
Notepad
It is a default editor with any version of windows. From there you can easily find it.
Step 1: Open Notepad
- First open the "Start Screen" and search for the Notepad.
- Click on the Notepad and then the editor will open.
Step 2: Write HTML code
- Write here some html code.
Step 3: Save the File
- Save the file with .html extension.
- To save go to the file option then select Save As and save the file in a selected destination.
Step 4: Open the HTML File in a Browser
- After saving the file open it on a browser.
- To open double click on the file or right click and choose Open With then select a browser.
- Finally you can see the webpage run by the HTML file.
Notepad++
If you want to code in Notepad++ first you have to download and then install it. It is a very popular editor for HTML.
Step 1: Open Notepad++
- After installing open the "Start Screen" and search for the Notepad++.
- Click on the Notepad++ and then the editor will open.
Step 2: Save Notepad++
- You should save the file of Notepad++ before writing any code.
- To save Notepad++ file is same as Notepad. Save the file with .html extension and for saving go to the file option then select Save As and save the file.
Step 3: Write HTML code
- Write here some html code.
Step 4: Open the HTML File in a Browser
- After saving the file open it on a browser.
- To open double click on the file or right click and choose Open With then select a browser.
- Finally you can see the webpage run by the HTML file.
