Hi,
Rapid PHP seems a very nice editor for me.
Is it not possible that the CSS tree automatic expand and shows the filled in properties when the mouse cursor is over the STYLE tag or css property ?
For example:
a:hover
{
color: Red
}
When the cursor stays on 'color', the inspector auto expand 'Colors and Backgrounds' and 'background' branches.
Thanks,
Rony Gellaerts
CSS tree auto expand
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<<Do you feel that it takes too much clicks to open the property field?>>
Indeed. It is very anoying to always click and click to open the tree nodes to see the values of the property. It should be an automatic task where only the nodes opens where there are values for.
<<Mouse over would be too strong anyway. What about mouse click?>>
Perfect for me.
Thanks,
Rony Gellaerts
Indeed. It is very anoying to always click and click to open the tree nodes to see the values of the property. It should be an automatic task where only the nodes opens where there are values for.
<<Mouse over would be too strong anyway. What about mouse click?>>
Perfect for me.
Thanks,
Rony Gellaerts
With regards to this. Would it be possible to have a project wide CSS which is always open on the explorer. A lot of my pages are includes so they don't call a css. If you could specify a CSS which would then be available for referencing it would be very handy. And save me having the file open as well as my PHP.
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