Five easy HTML editors for Linux

Quanta Plus

The original name Quanta is a web integrated development environment (IDE) that can be used in HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, PHP, and other xml-based languages or scripting languages. Quanta Plus is a KDE software that is included in the Kdewebdev software package. There are two development modes of quanta design pattern and code edit mode. It features: Code tag hints, scripting language variables automatic completion, project management, real-time preview, PHP debugger, CVS support.

　Bluefish

As described on its Project home page, it is a powerful edit-and-write process. You can use it to design Web sites, write scripts and program code. Bluefish supports many programming languages and markup languages, and its most prominent feature is the editing of dynamic interactive Web sites.

　　TinyMCE

(This should be known to many people!) Tiny Moxiecode Content Editor is a web-based, stand-alone development platform that enables visual editing of javascript/html. It is an Open-source software released by Moxiecode Systems AB under the LGPL protocol. TINYMCE is easily integrated into content management systems such as Mambo, joomla!, Drupal, WordPress, and e107.

　　Amaya

is a web development tool with browsing capabilities and is a Web browser developed by members of the World Wide Web Consortium, and can also be used as a testing tool for the results of the www. Amaya includes an HTML editor and browser that users can download free of charge to the website of the Web site, with versions in Linux and Windows. Amaya initially supported only HTML and CSS editing, and now has added support for XML, XHTML, MathML, SVG, and so on.

　　KompoZer

is a WYSIWYG HTML editor based on Nvu. KompoZer is a project on the SourceForge, which is mainly repaired by the community. The following is an excerpt from the web about the KompoZer feature:

Support WYSIWYG (WYSIWYG), when we are making Web pages, more intuitive, editing the page is as easy as typing.

Built an FTP Client, so that we can easily publish the edited file to the server. When you log on to FTP server, you also support online real-time change of pages.

A reliable HTML source that allows Web pages created by Nvu to function in the current majority of browsers. When you make a Web page, you can use WYSIWYG mode or HTML source edit mode.

Tab: Allows us to quickly switch between multiple page tabs and edit these pages.

Supports forms, tables, layer, and Web templates.