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Could Xcode be used as a HTML, CSS, jquery editor for a local or remote website development with features such as highlighting syntax and auto suggestion?
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
TheBlankStare wrote:
Could Xcode be used as a HTML, CSS, jquery editor for a local or remote website development with features such as highlighting syntax and auto suggestion?
I use it for that. It works great.
etresoft,
How can I add CSS to an HTML or an index.html file on Xcode? I learned that I could use HTML, but not sure how to input a CSS editor, please advise.
Step by step instructions would be awesome, or a link. I can't seem to find anyone that's done a youtube video or a tutorial how to do CSS on an HTML file for XCODE.
Thanks!
I've used it to edit those types locally in apps, but it's nothing more than a basic text editor at that point.
thanks all
Check out TextWrangler
http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/
Xcode as html editor?
