[pnj]

I have a 60 something year old in my 'intro to web' class. He uses a mac. The rest of the class uses Notepad++ which works great.

I hate to see this guy shell out money for a one time class. He's just having fun in his retirement years...

Is there something that is free or cheap that shows the html/css tags in color and displays line numbers, like a normal editor does?

Thanks

 

[binary visions]

http://www.barebones.com/products/TextWrangler/

Try TextWrangler. I've not used it myself (I have no Mac) but a friend of mine uses it.

 

[canadmos]

I'd try Gedit. I've used it a bunch on Linux platforms and it appears that it can be installed on a Mac?

http://projects.gnome.org/gedit/

 

[StiHacka]

vim

Works everywhere.

 

[SkaredShtles]

Don't they make emacs for a mac?

Edit: Boosh. http://aquamacs.org/

 

[bean]

Text Wrangler should work well enough. It's what I used on my Mac until I discovered Sublime Text.

 

[Toshi]

I'll third the suggestions for TextWrangler.

 

[$tinkle]

vim

Works everywhere.

Don't they make emacs for a mac?

Edit: Boosh. http://aquamacs.org/

at a prev gig i had a 3 pg .vimrc w/ keybindings & other emacs goodness.