It just gives syntax highlighting in the editor.. For example, in PHP on notepad++, an echo statement would be highlighted in blue.
so
echo "hello world";
would look like
echo "hello world";
The same occurs with HTML/etc.. It mostly tells you if you have the right function/etc.
Colors vary per-function,
<center><h>Hello castown</h></center>
looks like
<center><h>Hello castown</h></center>
And a quick tip, <center> is obsolete, try using
<h1 align="center">Hello castown</h1>
( looks like <h1 align="center">Hello Catsown</h1> in np++ )
"Older HTML tags and attributes that have been superseded by other more functional or flexible alternatives (whether as HTML or as CSS ) are declared as deprecated in HTML4 by the W3C - the consortium that sets the HTML standards. Browsers should continue to support deprecated tags and attributes, but eventually these tags are likely to become obsolete and so future support cannot be guaranteed. "
http://www.codehelp.co.uk/html/deprecated.html
Just because it's deprecated doesn't mean you can't use it thought. If you want to go right ahead, hehe.
Err, Notepad++ just helps with highlighting, and that's it ( as far as i know .) The most useful tool is an IDE such as dreamweaver. Can't think of any free IDE's right now thought.
Yeah man, Dreamweaver is impressive and the tools make it a lot easier than notepad++
I find Dreamweaver very restrictive.
In what way? You know there is Code View, Right?
What I mean is, you can't move things around "freely" and no, I didn't know there was a code view. However, what I will be doing will only require some HTML.

