Bargain.
http://buff.ly/2sAxMzt

I totally agree.

I have been using the editor for some time now to produce web pages for a friend of mine.
I found it was easier to amend existing code than to recreate it in RSD.
Another reason, for me, was using it as a 'learning' tool; when I first started using RSD I wasn't comfortable with not knowing how html and css interacted to produce the output to screen (OK, that is the main reason for 'code free' web design I am sure), but I wanted to know more.
Well, to that end the HTML Editor has been invaluable to me.
Now when using RSD, RFF, and BB, I can understand what is happening under the hood so to speak and makes things so much more enjoyable.

I also use it to create custom css files, edit js functions, etc, etc.

Great product that should be in every CC user's toolbag.

David

My CC Tool bag is FULL~!!

Mine too!

Never to full. Waiting on the next website tool.

Great program,
Good value

I used it for years when I was on Windows. I'm mostly on OSX now, but if I'm working in Windows I use HTML Editor. I'd love a Mac version.

Well IMHO Coffee Cup's HTML EDITOR is really the dog's gonads. The library modules and snippets really make building a site with a common look and feel very easy let alone when you decide to make a menu change or a change to a footer which appears on 38 pages.

I am sure that there is a lot more in there for me to find but for 29$ it is worth every cent.

Still $29.