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I'm looking for some step-by-step instructions on creating and using a CSS Preview file. There are specific third-party CSS files that have classes that I'd like to visually see how they affect the DOM before using.
Thanks
[Rapid PHP] CSS Preview File
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Re: [Rapid PHP] CSS Preview File
While editing a CSS file choose Horizontal or Vertical Split view, then open and select an HTML file you want to preview. Notice a toolbar on top of the preview window.


Nikolay Dutchuk
Blumentals Software
Blumentals Software
Re: [Rapid PHP] CSS Preview File
Thanks for the tip Nikolajs. Is there a link for a complete tutorial regarding this?
When in doubt, use Brute Force 

Re: [Rapid PHP] CSS Preview File

Here is a more detailed step-by-step description:
1) Open an existing or create a new CSS file.
2) Select Horizontal/Vertical Split view mode to view both the code and the output.
3) Click Open button on the Split view toolbar to select a HTML file to render in the output window.
4) Select the opened HTML file from the Split view combo box.
5) That’s it.
Now the specified HTML file is used to render the CSS file.
Nikolay Dutchuk
Blumentals Software
Blumentals Software