Desktop HTML Editors
While online editors can provide a quick and convenient way to generate HTML code, they do have their limitations.
If you need to do some serious web development work, you'll probably need an offline editor — one that you can download and use on your own desktop or laptop.
For a desktop HTML editor, try any of the following:
Use the table below to test most of the features
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| Inline styles | Using inline styles in your HTML document is a bad practice because they break the default styles of the website! | Use classes and IDs instead! |
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| Setting margins |
Do not use spaces or empty paragraphs
to set vertical and horizontal gaps. |
←| Use margin, padding, →| and line-height instead ↕ |
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| Links and images | This is a text link and this is an image:  |
And this is a link image: |
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| Tables and lists |
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| Floating an image |
Floating with inline style
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Floating with classes
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