I work with a lot of HTML and programming in general, and many times when I view the source of an HTML page or something similar, the coding is so cluttered that it's nearly impossible to distinguish the different lines of coding from each other. I was wondering if there was a tool that takes a script and organizes it line by line so it's much easier to read. Freeware is preferred =]
About any editor that uses syntax highlighting. gedit is the basic one in Linux/Gnome installations. Also emacs. For Windows try Notepad++ or PSPad. All are freeware. PHP has some highlighting built in too. Like in the code at the bottom of this page... http://system6hosting.com/image_switching_with_html_in_posts
