Many developers have used HTMLPad for editing HTML, but the all-in-one editor now supports HTML5 and CSS3 along with JavaScript and XHTML. HTMLPad 2011 includes a preview mode that is integrated with a code editor, so changes in the code show up immediately in the preview panel.
The features that developers have come to rely on are still there, including a text editor, code syntax highlighting, a code inspector for HTML and CSS, autocomplete for JavaScript objects, and project management functionality that includes FTP and SFTP transfers.
A 30-day trial version is available for download, and the product sells for a retail price of $35.85.
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