21 Jul
2011
21 Jul
'11
7:55 p.m.
Yes, great, thanks for great suggestions, everyone. :) I also found I can view the web page using Ctrl+Option+Command+p, and it shows changes real time. But would it be possible to keep that window visible while changing the css file? (As soon as I switch file, the window disappears.) Or do I need to include style stuff inline and move it to a separate file later?
I probably also should find a good website or book and update my knowledge on CSS and newer (X)HTML standards. I taught myself HTML 3.2 and after that I've just probed my way around modifying css files and such + I started closing tags ... :)
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Phil :)
On Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 7:29 PM, Brandon M Fryslie
bmf@email.arizona.edu wrote:
> I recommend using GetBundles to update your PHP bundle as well. The default
> PHP bundle is great IMO. Command+F1 (tooltip function doc) and Command+Esc
> (completion popup) are very useful when you need to peek at the prototype
> and exact spelling of built in functions.
> Brandon
>> Which bundles should I use for a nice environment for website
>> development (HTML, CSS and probably some PHP).
>>
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