good web editor?

[agnivohneb]

I am looking for a FREE website editor that I can use at work. Notepad is just to plain and Dreamweaver is to expensive. I am looking for something smiler to Dreamweaver (like microsoft office and open office) but unable to find one.
Some things I am looking for:

coloured syntax when editing

html
php
css
javascript
ext...
website management

ftp
local
webdav
ext...
syntax popup help

If anyone knows of a program or are using a program similar to Dreamweaver or at least contains the above list please let me know.

EDIT: has to be for windows!!!

[Naveg]

try Nvu/Kompozer

http://www.nvu.com/

[Tony]

I'm thinking something like TextMate for a Mac or possibly Eclipse for Windows.

[md]

It doesn't do any of the management or syntax popup stuff, but gedit is great for any kind of text work. I do my developing with sshfs (secure network filesystem), firefox (for viewing rendered pages and looking stuff up) and gedit for writing xhtml, php and css.

[Tony]

Actually for some tricky XHTML/CSS -- I write it straight in Firefox (with Firebug), and then copy it into the source files (Eclipse).

[Mazer]

Dunno about the "website management" part, but Notepad++ is pretty excellent for just writing stuff.

[Clayton]

Also, for a text editor with different macros and stuff... look into Crimson Editor.

[wtd]

The best tool for website management?

Taste.

[Aziz]

I would second Notepad++. Just google it. We got our school to install it on PCs for this year. It's nice.

[StealthArcher]

wtd @ Mon Nov 19, 2007 12:05 pm wrote:

The best tool for website management?

Taste.

http://www.discovertaste.co.uk/

Is this what you meant wtd?


Anyways, I thurd Notepad++, it's one better than notepad.

[wtd]

Not exactly what I had in mind.

Taste is intangible, and yet it is the most tangible aspect of web programming.