Css Editors

I found this and think it is very interesting. It allows you to group and organize your CSS code in what looks like a very helpful way. Unfortanely, it's Mac only. Any know of anything similar to this for windows?

What do you use? (other than standard text editors because I use that now)

#122798

Here's one: http://www.greeneclipsesoftware.com/eclipsestyle.html though I don't use it. I'm too used to using ConTEXT for most of my text editing.

I do use their eclipsePalette (colorpicker) though and there's a great crossword making program there.s

#122818

CSSedit for mac is what I used for my site. It's very very helpful for learning because If you don't know a bit of code, you just apply the style you want using toolbar buttons, and can view the code afterwards.

#122834

Ludge, you make me jealous!

Thanks for the link mimeryme... :rock:

#123066

Bah, specialised editors are for wimps :|

Use a text editor like Notepad or Textpad, says I

#123068

Spyder, now that I've got you annoyed I will try to make it better!

Introducing (drum roll) TopStyle 3!

It's pretty over complicated for me, but works and might be worth trying. Also, it runs on windows!

#123077

BBEdit

<_< if only I had a mac to run it on >.<

#123100

same dilemma!

#123105

I like notepad. Has never steered me wrong.

#123176

Originally posted by Stevie BM@Mar 2 2004, 07:26 PM
Bah, specialised editors are for wimps :|

Use a text editor like Notepad or Textpad, says I

I have to admit.. Textpad is the absolute best text editor I have ever used.. one of the first things to get installd on my systems

#123181

WOW...I just found this Style Master CSS Editor

about to try it out

#123805

emacs works for all my editing needs.

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