Crimson Editor – [http://www.crimsoneditor.com/]
notepad++ is excellent, but http://www.nvu.com/ is meant to be cool too.
Same, I’m on Dreamweaver too. Works but it’s bit of a hassle. Would be very handy with a tool that manages the actual file better somehow – so you don’t have to scroll miles up and down to find a particular style.
Anyone know of any good tool for mac?
nvu (odz link above) is Windoze/Mac/Linux.
Couldn’t get Nvu going.. think I might have some Java problems or something. Tried CSSEdit (http://www.macrabbit.com/cssedit/) – seems pretty decent. But it doesn’t REALLY do anything different than Dreamweaver.
Suppose I’m looking for something that doesn’t yet exist 🙂 Kinda like some clever WYSIWYG for CSS2 where you can draw out your id tags and resize and position text like in Illustrator. Well, I just keep on dreaming..
I use DW, and don’t mind it, since I edit css in straight code and have been using DW since almost its (and my web) beginning, but folks at CSS-Discuss have been talking StyleMaster up, and seem to think it’s pretty decent. It’s for both Mac and Win, reasonably priced and has a 30 day trial. You might wanna give it a spin, then post back and tell us what you think.
http://www.westciv.com/style_master/
Wow…style master looks pretty sweet. I’m d/l the demo, i’ll let you know soon.
Thanks for the link!
TopStyle Pro. Perfect for both html and css, and with a bit of tweaking I’ve got it to allow edits to php and js too. It’s pricey if what you want is a free one, but otherwise not bad at around $80 US (bradsoft also has FeedDemon – don’t know whether it’s any good or not though since I have zero use for RSS feeds).
I use firefox and installed the editcss plugin. You just hold your mouse down and select editcss. The css appears as a panel on the left and you can make changes there. You see the changes live to whatever page you are on. Then when I get the css I want I just copy and paste it.
@fredrik, and others. I use CSSEdit for the Mac and I really like it.
