CSS editors.

[Nine Toes]

I've been trying out several different stylesheet editors, and I'm not really finding any that I like too much.  I guess it could be because I really don't know a whole lot about CSS quite yet...

Right now I'm trying one called Cascade DTP V4.  It seems close to what I'm looking for, but it also seems kind of... limited.  I mean, it will only let me set the page width to 1000px.  (What the crap?... I have my screen resolution set to 1024 x 768, and I can't create a page that will fit my screen?  That's kind of lame).  That, of course, is only one of the complaints I have about it.

I downloaded the HTML editor, 1st Page 2000, and I liked it.  I thought I had read somewhere in there about CSS, but it turns out it only had a CSS reference.  1st Page 2006 has CSS capabilities, but it out of my price range right now.

So, can anyone recommend a CSS editor?  I'd prefer if it was freeware (yeah, I'm cheap... so shoot me).

EDIT:  Oh yeah, I'm ONLY looking for a program that will allow me to create and edit external stylesheets.  I realize I can incorporate my stylesheets directly into my HTML source, but I'd like to save time (if I'd suddenly like to change the entire layout of the whole site).

[SSH]

Nvu does HTML edit and has a CSS editor. It works on internal OR external stylesheets and uses the Mozilla Gecko engine for its preview rendering

[Nine Toes]

I just downloaded Nvu.  I haven't had a chance to try it out, yet, but I appreciate the recommendation.  Hopefully this will be what I'm looking for.

[DGMacphee]

Nvu is great. I echo the recommendation.

But if you want a good text editor for CSS files, get EditPlus. It does a very good colour mark-up for not just CSS styles, but html, javascript and PHP too.

or you could just use frontpage from microdollarsignoft