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I'm trying to create the CSS design for a new web application. Usually what I do is write the code in Notepad++, then ALT+TAB to Firefox and refresh the page to see my changes. The problem is that this is often cumbersome. I'd like to find a better way. Does anyone remember JS Fiddle? I'm looking for something like the CSS version of that, like a CSS Fiddle if it exists. Or some tool that can help me create and test my new changes as quickly and efficient as possible, preferably web-based. |
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Yes I do, but you write like it is no longer available? It is, and it's at jsfiddle.net jsFiddle allows you to write CSS without JavaScript. I just whipped something up - have a look here http://jsfiddle.net/fePkZ/ and you will see that there is no JavaScript necessary. |
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Adobe Dreamweaver supporting to edit CSS easily. And also some other scripting like PHP and JS. You can directly see the result in the tool. no need to run in separate browser. If you need to check how your web page looks in other browsers also you can use Adobe browse lab If you looking for online editors this may help to you |
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You could check out http://codepen.io/, which is similar to JSFiddle but seems to have a greater focus on CSS. It was (co)-created by Chris Coyier from CSS-Tricks. |
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