Free Web Page Editor Does XHTML And CSS.

I love a bargain. If Mac applications were stacked at a garage sale, I’m the one date you want to take shopping.

If you build web pages then you need standards-based tools. This one is good and free and solves a long-standing problem.

The problem, besides the fact that there’s twenty-gazillion solutions to building web pages? XHTML and CSS.

For whatever reason, there’s no single, inexpensive editor solution that does a good job integrating both. Is that necessary?

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