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> Imagine editing CSS in browser's inspector, and have the change reflected back to source code There are browser addons that auto-reload a page making your c
by sysadm1n 5y ago
> Imagine editing CSS in browser's inspector, and have the change reflected back to source code
There are browser addons that auto-reload a page making your changes visible every few seconds. You can tweak them to reload every 5 seconds or even every minute, depending on how fast you're building the site.
- saurik 5y agoThis is the opposite direction (though I am not sure I would even want to do what was requested).
- sysadm1n 5y agoTypically I have two panes side-by-side. Typically Notepad++ and then a browser window with the webpage I'm editing with LiveReload installed which checks for changes to CSS/JS/HTML. I love getting instant feedback for my code. Having to live in the 'black box' of an editor without instant feedback sounds like hell to me.
- Closi 5y agoBetter still, look at LiveReload which will monitor your css and image files during development and will automatically update the page without a refresh.