Or, tags that for all intents and purposes duplicate other tags - that is, perform the same function. Or, tags that have a very limited and specialized use and you can add them to your bag of tricks later. I mentioned at the beginning of this tutorial some of my thoughts on HTML editors. In my opinion the best editors to use are not the big clunky wizard types. You know, the ones that say you don't need to know a lick of HTML to author a page.
Most experienced authors use text-based editors.
What these editors do is pop in a set of tags for you with a simple click. You have absolute control over your page design. That's about what they are. A couple good ones that come to mind are CMed , HTMLpad and HTML Notepad . They will make your coding easier.