As you probably know, I've been reviewing a lot of HTML editors for the last month. And one feature that many HTML and code editors offer is "code folding". This is where you can highlight a block of HTML code and "fold" it, effectively hiding it from view. It's not gone from the document, it's just hidden from view while you edit the entire document. But I think I've used it twice in my life, and most of the editors I use regularly (Dreamweaver, Komodo Edit, and others) do have it. Do you use code folding or is it one of those features that you ignore?

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I am pleased to say that I have completed my best and worst editor lists for 2009. I reviewed over 130 editors for Windows and nearly 60 editors for Macintosh, and I was able to compile several lists for you to find the editor that will work best for you.

Windows HTML Editors

• The Best Windows HTML Editors
• The 10 Best Free Web Editors for Windows
• The 10 Best Windows WYSIWYG Editors
• The 10 Best Windows Text HTML Editors
• The 10 Worst Windows HTML Editors
• More Windows Editors

Macintosh HTML Editors

• The Best Macintosh HTML Editors
• The 10 Best Free HTML Editors for Macintosh
• The 10 Best Macintosh WYSIWYG Editors
• The 10 Best Macintosh Text HTML Editors
• The 10 Worst Macintosh Web Editors
• More Macintosh Editors

You can tell a website designer who cares about typography when they take the time to use things like curly quotes and em dashes instead of " and -- in their text. This article, Typography on the Web is About the Little Details, covers some of the details you might be missing that could improve your site's typography.

More About Sizing Type and Typography

• Typography on the Web is About the Little Details
• Em for Font Size - Using Ems to Change Font Sizes - How Big is an Em
• Using Points, Pixels, Ems, or Percentages for CSS Fonts
• How Do You Measure Your Fonts - Do You Use Em or What?