PageSpinner 5.1

PageSpinner is a powerful, professional HTML editor for Mac OS supporting HTML 3.2, HTML 4, XHTML, PHP, SSI plus additional Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer extensions and a built-in JavaScript generator.
The editor gives you quick access to often used formatting and also supports online help to help you compose your own Web pages.
PageSpinner features built-in FTP support, customizable syntax color-coding of JavaScript, PHP, Cascading Style Sheets, support for Server Side Includes, integration with Apache and the Terminal in OS X, and more!
PageSpinner can be also scriptable with AppleScript, making it possible to have a script-driven approach to updating or creating a site.
In addition, PageSpinners open architecture for extension plug-ins lets you download new or updated functions, helper applications and examples from the net.
With its ease-of-use and convenience combined with the many efficient HTML tools and functions, PageSpinner has become the HTML Editor of choice for thousands of Mac users around the globe.

Main features:
- Fully customizable Live previews to suit your preferred working method.
- CSS support with CSS previews.
- HTML validation.
- CSS, JavScript and PHP syntax coloring.
- A Tag Clipboard.
- File uploads to web servers.
- 100 page Notebook.
- AppleScript support.

Enhancements
- Added option to auto-check HTML and PHP syntax every time a page is saved. Auto-checking can be enabled/disabled in the Check Page Options panel available in the Edit menu. (See the Documentation for more details.)
- Added commands for viewing the local site folder and changing web site preferences in the applications Dock menu.
- New toolbar appearance in 10.5 Leopard.
- Increased page margins in printed pages.
- Dropping a .m4v, .mp4, or .3gp movie file onto the PageSpinner icon in the Dock will now open the Embedded Object topic in HTML Assistant. Movie files with these extensions and appropriate encoding are supported by Safari on iPhone.
- The PageViewer live preview window will now remember the last screen position and the size between sessions.
- Added an option in Preferences : Default Filing Options to always open text files created by other applications (or in Windows) as ISO 8859-1 files.
- Updated the Web Tools menu.
- The folder last selected when picking a PageSpinner include file in the Paste Include dialog will now be remembered.
- A warning will be displayed in the Paste Include dialog if the selected file doesnt have .incl as the file name extension.
- Some minor appearance fixes for 10.5 Leopard.
- A new empty HTML page will no longer be created if a page saved to disk is opened at startup.
- The dialog asking if you want to view an external web site in the browser, e.g. when selecting menu items in the Help menu, will not be displayed if the Option key is pressed.
- Added an option to select the User-Agent (web browser) information that is sent to the server when using HTTP file downloads in the Open Special : Download from Web command. Also fixed a bug in this command for Intel-based Macs running 10.5.
- Command-clicking the window title bar will now move the window when in the background, and not display the file path as a pop-up menu.
- Bug fix of the built-in FTP Save to server command for Intel-based Macs running 10.5. This might require that some existing paths to servers (that use redirect with symbolic links when logging in) may need to be changed in the Preferences : Web Site dialog.
- Fixed a bug when using the ISO 8859-1 file format and the built-in SSI preview.
- Bug fix of code generation in HTML Assistants Frame topic.