I currently use WeBuilder 2005 and I just wondered if the following options were available in 2006 or could be considered.
Is it possible to use the CSS commands in a file which is not CSS, this is one little annoyance, I make dynamic CSS in php so it has a php file extension and WB won't let me use the CSS menu commands because it's not CSS! - Annoying...
Also is it possible to open a set of documents and save that set so that I can open them next time. Other than the Open Previously open documents. I guess it would be like bookmarking a set of tabs.
If any of these are available in 2005 let me know I may of over looked them. Otherwise it's an excellent product and I actually enjoy using it!!
Thanks
Simon
Possible in WeBuilder 2006?
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chrisjlocke
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Yes, its totally possible to 'associate' WeBuilder extensions with any document type, eg, tell WeBuilder that .htm files are really CSS files, etc.
From Options, select Preferences.
From the Preferences dialog, select Document Types in the tree.
Click on CSS.
Add the extensions you want WeBuilder to use with CSS files, and click on OK.
I use 2006 but I'm 99% sure this was in 2005...
From Options, select Preferences.
From the Preferences dialog, select Document Types in the tree.
Click on CSS.
Add the extensions you want WeBuilder to use with CSS files, and click on OK.
I use 2006 but I'm 99% sure this was in 2005...
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Yes, but in this case Simon will loose PHP syntax highlighting and stuff. So currently it is not possible to have CSS menu enabled on PHP files unless they are read as CSS files. ?The problem is that for most CSS menu commands to work, CSS parsing is required, but the parsing takes place only if the code is highlighted as CSS, not PHP.
I could use snippets but I was more hoping just for the conveninece to have the actual CSS popups come up that are in Webuilder. Really because I find it useful just to scroll through the list looking for bits I may need to add!
Maybe if there was a trigger to allow the parser to check certain files no matter what extension they have. A bit like an overide on the file type idea above.
I would personally find it very handy, I am sure others must do it too.
Thanks
Maybe if there was a trigger to allow the parser to check certain files no matter what extension they have. A bit like an overide on the file type idea above.
I would personally find it very handy, I am sure others must do it too.
Thanks
