Free html editor software for mac

Taco HTML Edit is designed exclusively for Mac OS X and uses many of the core technologies built into Mac OS X including image transparency (in the image map wizard), toolbars, multithreading (for quick tag coloring), and much more.
Taco HTML Edit is a full-featured freeware HTML editor.
Main features:
- Live previewing of HTML and PHP documents
- Projects with multiple documents
- Customizable HTML and PHP tag coloring
- Code Clips to keep track of frequently used HTML code
- The ability to choose any browser for the preview browser
- Creating new documents with the code from an existing file
- Customizable toolbar with a show/hide option
- Find panel with multiple search options
- Wizards for inserting colors, font tags, image tags, image maps, links, lists, meta tags, and tables
- Image map wizard that is easy to use and powerful
- Advanced Tag Insert Panel with all HTML 4.01 tags and attributes.
- Supports opening and saving files in Unicode and UTF8 formats to handle non-English characters.
- Checks tag syntax and structure.
- Auto-indent.
- Spell-checking, with ability to ignore HTML tags.
- Display line numbers for documents.
Enhancements:
- Fixes a bug where a tilde (~) character would be inserted into filenames when saving to a network volume.

While just in beta, HTML Edit is a prime example of Apples WebKit Framework.

Using WebView HTML Edit instantly renders the code in question, creating a preview of your site.

HTML Edit lets you write and preview web documents in the same window.

HTML Markup is a Macintosh text-to-HTML processor that lets you quicklyand easily put existing documents on the Web.

Advanced features allowyou to customize the way your files are converted. Support for drag anddrop lets you batch process hundreds of files in seconds. HTML Markup isfully customizable and fully scriptable.

SimpleThumbs is a simple thumbnail and webpage-generator.It converts a folder containing JPEG-files,and creates Thumbnails, HTML index-pages, HTML-pagesfor each pictures and can stamp a copyrightmessage in the highres-pictures.

Web Minimalist is a simple HTML editor with a Safari engine preview feature.
Enhancements:
- fixed 2 bugs which were introduced in version 0.2.

This Applescript takes the frontmost Script Editor document and converts it into an HTML script. To use, simply toss this script into ~/Library/Scripts/Script Editor and select this script from the scripts menu in OS X.

Your current script will be parsed and exported as an HTML document. On large scripts, however, it could take some time to work its magic.

This script was used to create the documents behind all the "View source" links on this page!

With this series of Dashboard Widgets, you can easily look up CSS, HTML, and PHP attributes, tags, functions, and properties. Once youve found the Tag you are looking for, you can click on the result to copy it to your clipboard and paste it into any application that you are using.
These Dashboard Widgets work best when used in Dashboard Development Mode. This mode will allow you to keep the widget on your screen and available at all times. For information on how to enable Development Mode, see this hint on Mac OS X Hints.
Main features:
CSS:
- Search for CSS Properties and Attributes
- Click to copy the text to the Clipboard.
- Version 1.2 - Released 11/5/05
HTML:
- Search for HTML tags by Tag Name and Property
- Click to copy the text to the Clipboard.
- Version 1.2 - Released 11/5/05
PHP:
- Look up PHP functions
- Click to copy the text to the Clipboard.
- Double-click on the function name to be linked to the PHP Online Documentation in your web browser.
- Version 1.2 - Released 11/5/05.
Enhancements:
- Version 1.2 - Released 11/5/05
- Clipboard Integration - click on the results to copy it to the clipboard
- New and Improved look. (at least to me!).

HTML Image Inserter is an utility that takes a base HTML file, a string of text, and a folder of images and generates an HTML file for each image replacing the string of text in the base file with an HTML tag for that image.

Supported on Mac OS X 10.4.2 and up, not tested on systems previous to 10.4.2.