Top Dawg HTML Editor

There’s a staggering amount of code behind every web page, even if it contains simple elements. On the bright side of things, programming became a lot easier throughout the years, and this is mostly because you’re saved a lot of effort when writing code. For instance, Top Dawg HTML Editor helps you create HTML pages by including common elements and tags at the press of a button.

The visual design relies on classic window elements to bundle together all features, and this prevents you from running into any accommodation problems. Most of the space is reserved for coding, with a side panel acting as a file browser, while most functions are accessed from the upper toolbar, cleverly organized in tabs.

What makes it a little different from conventional editors is the effort it saves when building elements. You find predefined tags which are added at the press of a button, leaving you to only fill in necessary variables. These are found in the upper toolbar under categories like fonts, lists, tables, frames, advanced, tag list, and style sheets.

Built-in syntax highlighter helps you delimit classes, functions, and variables. Sadly, there’s no line counter on the side, or any info fields to show number of words, lines, or characters. You can, however, use the search function to jump to specific text strings or lines.

Extra tools come to enhance productivity, such as a color picker to define HTML code, as well as a FTP client to easily connect to a server and grab required files, or upload them. There’s the possibility to have a preview generated, either locally or in your default browser. Projects are saved as HTML, HTM, or TXT.

Top Dawg HTML Editor is sure to enhance the way you work on your HTML projects. You can easily start from scratch and add elements at the press of a button. Syntax highlighter is enabled for one of several languages, while extra tools fill in any gaps you might encounter in your work and productivity.