WebEdit shows you the current line and column number. You also jump to a given line or column:
If you want to indent text, you can't set a special margin in ASCII files. All you can do is insert blanks or tabs. WebEdit can insert or remove tabs in several lines at once:
The lightweight, space-saving find/replace dialog keeps lists of recently used search criteria as well as of replacement text:
WebEdit can automatically record text you enter, and show suggestions based on what you type:
In addition to AutoText, you can insert predefined tokens (e.g., HTML or CSS keywords) via a special dialog (which can be opened several times). You can also use the "*" token as a wild card (useful for mark-up language commands that have closing tags). You can insert any token whatsoever. The data is saved in text files, you it's easily customizable:
You can highlight mark-up language tags for easier analysis of source code. The colors are customizable:
You can preview your pages in your web browser by a click of the mouse. You can send your documents to any program (you can customize the program entries in the dropdown menu), for example, different web browsers: