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Standard User spleen
(member) Fri 23-Jun-06 12:21:37
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CSS Editors


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I'm new to CSS and need to edit some, in order to make a supplied template fit in with the colour scheme of my site.

It all looks a bit baffling!

Can anyone recommend a good WYSIWYG editor (preferable free, or with a 30 day trial period)

Cheers,
A.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 23-Jun-06 12:23:36
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Re: CSS Editors


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http://www.newsgator.com/NGOLProduct.aspx?ProdID=TopStyle

click download trial.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Sat 24-Jun-06 10:48:01
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Re: CSS Editors


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for Mac
http://www.macrabbit.com/cssedit/


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Standard User cheshirecat
(newbie) Sat 24-Jun-06 18:06:38
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Re: CSS Editors


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http://www.westciv.com/style_master/index.html

Has a 30 day demo trial and is excellent for learning too. Mac or PC versions.
Standard User ryanv2
(member) Sat 24-Jun-06 23:04:30
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Re: CSS Editors


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Wouldn't recommend using any editor like those you've been given.

Use notepad (or textpad), and learn by doing, it's the best way.

www.w3schools.com/css is a good resource.

I'd avoid using editors such as dreamweaver like the plague.

What is it you need changing?
Standard User cheshirecat
(newbie) Sun 25-Jun-06 01:09:37
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Re: CSS Editors


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The OP asked for
In reply to:

good WYSIWYG editor (preferable free, or with a 30 day trial period)


and that's what he was given. He didn't ask where to learn CSS, although as I said Style Master is v. good for learning too.
Standard User ryanv2
(member) Sun 25-Jun-06 14:49:26
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Re: CSS Editors


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aye, but a editor is certainlly not the best way of doing css. Hense why i replied with supplying the best advise i felt would be good for him since he is just starting.
Standard User goodyear
(knowledge is power) Sun 25-Jun-06 21:40:36
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Re: CSS Editors


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StyleMaster is the dog's proverbials for writing CSS. Seriously.

Standard User spleen
(member) Tue 27-Jun-06 07:38:11
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Re: CSS Editors


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Nice one - did exactly what I needed.

Cheers,
A.

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Standard User spleen
(member) Tue 27-Jun-06 07:45:01
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Re: CSS Editors


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Cheers for the advice,

I learnt HTML from scratch, but sadly I don't have time at the moment to learn CSS from first principles. Hence the need for an editor as a quick fix.

FWIW, I'm changing colours schemes in a blog script to match an existing site, along with some .tpl files


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