For Mac users there is HyperEdit -> http://www.apple.com/downloads/
macosx/internet_utilities/hyperedit.html
Or you can try Eclipse, the free open-source, java-based IDE that
runs on everything -> http://www.eclipse.org
There are plenty of plug-ins for Eclipse (some free and some not)
that add the functions you desire.
The Eclipse plug-in that comes to mind is MyEclipse -> http://
www.myeclipseide.com/
(but it is not free)
HTH,
Paul
On Aug 14, 2005, at 4:53 PM, gareth rushgrove wrote:
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This is so annoying...does anyone know of a good css extension or
other visual application so I can see my DIV's as I build them?
TopStyle Pro (www.bradsoft.com/topstyle/index.asp) is great. I'm a
recent convert having just moved jobs. As long as you aren't
looking for any WYSIWYG type action that is.
From an XHTML and CSS point of view it's a joy. As for previewing
you can view a live preview rendered either with the IE engine or
with Gecko, flipping between them simply (or viewing both side by
side).
G
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