A question to Kier.

[JamesUS]

I use EditPlus. It even automatically indents the code to an appropriate level for you

[Fquist]

For php development I use jEdit(www.jEdit.org), a java editor with customizable xml-based syntax highlighting, and great customization features(code completion.. macros)
I have tried Ultraedit but it has a weee too much functions for my taste.. looked bloated to me.
I have tried AceHTML pro 4(won it in a www.phpdeveloper.org contest), it's nice but has some php syntax highlighting glitches, so I ditched it..
I have tried phpEd but it was too slow on my 233 mhz.

For html development I have always used UltraEdit, but now I use iNotepad, my homemade notepad replacement.

Notetab+ was a bit too bloated for me imho.

[Nicholas Brown]

I use UltraEdit for all my pages - my site cant be edited in those Trashy WYSIWYG editors - Mysql backend - and they suck anyway

[Marco]

Originally posted by klisis
hah, 13MB for a text eidter? wow. (Homesite)

It's much more than a text editor - it really has loads of great options (kinda like vBulletin, heh). Well worth the money if you ask me.

[Grumble]

I use HTML-Kit It has pretty much all the features of every text/html editor you could ever want (including homesite). And its free.

[Zef Hemel]

I use UltraEdit. I used nearly all text editors around, still thinks UltraEdit is the best. But I'll try PHPEd again, forgot why I dropped it