WYSIWYG HTML Editor List

WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) HTML editor is a powerful webpage tool that ease your webpage creation with no technical expertise of HTML. You can download free WYSIWYG HTML editor from below list.

1. PageBreeze
PageBreeze Free HTML Editor is an award-winning HTML Editor which has both visual (WYSIWYG) and HTML tag/source modes. PageBreeze Free HTML Editor’s design emphasizes simplicity and ease-of-use. You’ll find that you’ll be creating great looking websites almost instantly with virtually no learning curve.

2. NVU
A complete Web Authoring System for Linux Desktop, Microsoft Windows and Macintosh users to rival programs like FrontPage and Dreamweaver. NVU makes managing a web site a snap. Now anyone can create web pages and manage a website with no technical expertise or knowledge of HTML.

3. KompoZer
KompoZer is a complete Web Authoring System that combines web file management and easy-to-use WYSIWYG web page editing capabilities found in Microsoft FrontPage, Adobe DreamWeaver and other high end programs. KompoZer is designed to be extremely easy to use, making it ideal for non-technical computer users who want to create an attractive, professional-looking web site without needing to know HTML or web coding.

4. Selida
Selida is one of the most advanced HTML editors on the planet. Selida features a very effective WYSIWYG editor, Code Completion and a complete HTML 4 reference. Selida does differ from many ‘free’ HTML Editors in that it is truly full featured and easy to understand, while remaining powerful enough for the advanced user. Selida users range from the beginner to the professional.

5. BlueVoda
With BlueVoda you can create everything from a simple homepage to a beautiful multi-page website. You will be able to download hundreds of FREE logos, templates, webpage backgrounds and website headers. You will also have access to dozens of video tutorials that will cover every aspect of building and publishing a FANTASTIC website.

6. XStandard
XStandard is the leading standards-compliant plug-in WYSIWYG editor for desktop applications and browser-based content management systems. The editor’s cool features include drag & drop file upload, spell checking and an image library that integrates tightly with your CMS.

7. Trellian WebPage
Trellian WebPage is one of the few free Web editors that offers both WYSIWYG functionality and image editing within the software. Trellian WebPage is a freeware application and will remain FREE. You can easily download the current version of your web pages for editing.

8. Dynamic HTML Editor
A powerful HTML (WEB page) Editor 100% WYSIWYG, simply play with your mouse and create pages compatible with all browsers (W3C compliant code).

9. Seamonkey Project
A powerful and simple HTML editor keeps getting better with dynamic image and table resizing, quick insert and delete of table cells, improved CSS support, and support for positioned layers. For all your documents and website projects, Composer is all you need.

10. HtmlBeauty
advanced HTML editor that can edit as many files at a time as you want, plus it has advanced customizable syntax highlighting, undo / redo, drag & drop editing, right-click tag editing, extended find & replace, template support, project management, auto updating code snippets, code library, tag case changing capability, spelling & grammar check and more.

compatible with posts in Blogger

How to add adsense ads compatible with adsense posts floating left?

Here are the steps.

First go to design edit html and expand widget template.

Then search for post.body using browser's default search

There must be just one post.body so just above that paste your adsense ads in this format

Note all the < sign are changed to < and > to > in the ads

and the " quotations to &quot.

Then in this way you can ad your adsense ads in floating format withing the posts while whole add is added in div with float:left

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Welcome to another installment of Blogger Tips & Tricks. Sorry this one's been delayed a bit. I think the issues I had while trying to post HTML code on previous posts burnt me out on these a little. :-)

Here are links to my previous posts, in case you missed them or simply want to revisit them:
The Look & Feel
Functional Headers
Grab Buttons & Favicons

And this is completely beside the point but don't you love the word "widget?" Such a goofy word, yet such a wonderful little feature...

WHAT ARE SOME WORTHWHILE BLOGGER WIDGETS? (AND WHERE THE HECK CAN I FIND THEM?)

In my numerous searches and with the help of some of you out there, I have come across several widgets that I have enjoyed using on my site. In this post I'll tell you where you can find them and why I love them...

The Recent Comments Widget
I noticed several bloggers had a little section in their sidebar devoted to recent comments. I thought that was pretty neat, since it gives visitors an idea on what posts are generating discussion and interest on that particular blog. You can find the widget at Blogger Templates. It's a piece of cake to add, so why not try it out?

Top Commentators Widget
I first noticed a top commentators widget being used over at J. Kaye's Book Blog. She uses it to highlight which bloggers to feature in her blogroll, which is pretty cool. For me, it came in handy when I wanted to hand out the "You Don't Say - Super Comments Award." You can customize it to look at a certain range of past comments, whether it's the last 500 or 5,000. (They do recommend limiting it to around 500 of the most recent comments.) I think it's a neat little way to give some commentators a little recognition. You can find this widget at Blogger Plugins.

Blog Statistics Widget
This little widget simply shows how many posts you've written and how many comments you've received, in total. I thought it was neat, so I added it to my blog. You can find it at Blogger Tips & Tricks (uh-oh, looks like I accidentally stole that name for this series of posts... sorry :-/)

Label Cloud "Widget"
I don't know about all of you, but my Blog Post Labels list was getting a little out of control after awhile. Eventually, I did pare down the number of labels I was using, but I also added the code to turn it into a label cloud, making it take up less room in the sidebar. So I guess technically this isn't a widget, since you are editing HTML code, but since it's a sidebar item I'm featuring it as a widget. You can find the code and instructions at phydeaux3.

Translate This Blog Widget
I don't remember whose blog I saw this one on, but given how many people from outside the U.S. I've seen on various blogs, I thought perhaps it would be handy to have this little widget. I don't know how much use it will get, but it seemed like a neat addition to make my blog accessible to more people. You can find this widget at Blogger Plugins, again.

Actually, Blogger Plugins is a great web site and may just have all of these plugins I've mentioned here. I'm simply telling you where I first found the information to add these little gadgets to my blog. If anyone else has any great sidebar gadgets and widgets they'd like to share information about, please leave a comment below. I know a lot of people have some cool features on their blogs, some of which I may not have even come across yet. Remember, I'm just sharing with you the little bit that I've learned in trying to tweak my blog and make it my own. There's a whole wealth of knowledge on blogging just waiting to be discovered!

I hope you find all these tips useful. Please let me know if you have any questions!

Stay tuned for my final post on Blogger Tips & Tricks: Helpful Links - this is where I'll summarize all the useful sites I've found in improving my blog. It may be the most helpful of all of these posts and I may start wondering why I wrote the rest of these entries :-)

How To Create Recent Articles Widget using Feed2JS

1.First Go to Feed2JS Website.Look at the picture below.

2.Now fill in the form above.

URL Enter the web address of the RSS Feed :

http://yourblogname.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default

Fill Other informations as your choice.Look at the example below.

3.Now Click on 'Generate JavaScript'.Now you can get your JavaScript code.

4.Log in to your dashboard--> layout- ->Page Elements

5.Click on 'Add a Gadget' on the sidebar.

6.Select 'HTML/Javascript' and add your JavaScript code and click save.

Now You are done.

Spread The Word About Your Blog With This Free Script

Take advantage of viral marketing with the free “Tell a Friend” script that can be used on your blog or website. The script can be downloaded at www.freetellafriend.com.

The free service will allow you to:

1. Add a “Tell-A-Friend” form to your blog or website where users can enter their friend’s email addresses and names manually
2. Users can import addresses from their emmial accounts (Gmail/Yahoo/Etc) to tell even more friends about your blog
3. Readers can bookmark your blog with several social bookmarking services

It is easy to set up…just visit the website, get the script code and paste it into your blog or website. Go to www.freetellafriend.com or download the Wordpress Plugin here

Create Your Own Blog Link Exchange With LinkEX

We all know and understand the importance of building backlinks to our blogs, but most of us also understand how difficult that can be to accomplish. We have reviewed several services and programs here at Blogger Tips in the past that helped bloggers gain backlinks. Today, I want to tell you about a great piece of software called LinkEX that will allow you to create a free link exchange with your Wordpress hosted blog. The script can be downloaded for free and is easily installed on your web server to help manage your site’s links.

One cool feature of this script is that it uses a built-in database and doesn’t require a MySQL database of its own. This helps make installation and maintenance much easier. The most important feature of LinkEX, and the one that really allows this free script to help manage your links is the backlink-checker capabilities that are built in. LinkEX can retrieve the web page which supposedly has a link back to your site, and make sure a link really is present. You can even set the back link checker on auto pilot using cronjob or something similar. That’s a great feature to find in a free program like this.

For full, detailed instructions on setting up LinkEX to serve as a link exchange server, see this article at ProfitBlogger. You can have your free link exchange server set up in no time.

Google Profile creation for your website

Google profile is one of the Google application that simply how you present yourself on Google products to other Google users. Google profile allows you to manage how you appear on Google and inform others a bit more about yourself. With a Google profile, you can easily share your web content on one central location. Google profile present the following features:-

Receive messages. Enable the ‘Send a message’ feature to allow anyone with a Google Account to email you without revealing your email address.

Add photos. Enhance your profile by embedding photos from Flickr or Picasa.

Create a page about you. Write a short bio in the About me tab, reveal your superpower, and tell people what you still can’t find using Google.

Add your contact information. Share your information with your friends and family, so they always have the most up-to-date information. You control who sees it.

Add links to your other profiles and sites. Make it easier for friends to see your other content on the Web. You can link to Google content, including your Blogger blog, public Picasa Web Albums and Google Reader shared items as well as other pages on the Web such as Twitter, MySpace, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

Adding links also makes it easy to find content your friends create. Just search on Google, and whenever it’s relevant you’ll find content from your friends at the bottom of your results. Learn more.

Show your location. ‘My places’ includes all the cities you’ve entered on your profile. Your current location and where you’ve lived are displayed on a map.

You can grab a link at Google Profile.