HTML Editor for iWeb

I create websites on a MAC with iWeb. This doesn't allow me to play with the html code. Is there a FREE software product I can access and change the html code once I have published my website. And will the html code remain changed even if I'm doing additional changes to content and layout in iWeb and republishing??
Thanks

Thanks for asking those questions... I have TextEdit but can't figure out how to edit/add html to my website after I've "published" it to a folder on our computer. I read that there are some settings you have to change but the person didn't know what they were. Does anyone know?
All I would like to do is add some metatags (that seem to have helped with good placement of our FrontPage website) as well as add a some copyright html.
Thank you very much! We sure appreciate it! We're new to Macs... & are loving ours!
Sincerely
Kiply

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