[Steve Williams]

This has the benefit of instantly showing you the results.

Much much faster than the edit filemanager/ refresh route.

You can sope the editor here

Hope this helps !

Steve

[2busy]

That is not what most people would consider a text editor, it is part of the learning tools at w3schools.com. They let you make changes to the lesson at hand and view the results. On their site. You can do the same thing on your desktop with something like notepad++ or PSPad or Arachnophilia or any of dozens of HTML editors and you can edit real pages instead of lessons - and view the changes instantly.

It is a great feature that makes learning html fairly easy on their site, it lets you practice what they preach.

[Steve Williams]

Originally Posted by 2busy

That is not what most people would consider a text editor, it is part of the learning tools at w3schools.com. They let you make changes to the lesson at hand and view the results. On their site. You can do the same thing on your desktop with something like notepad++ or PSPad or Arachnophilia or any of dozens of HTML editors and you can edit real pages instead of lessons - and view the changes instantly.

It is a great feature that makes learning html fairly easy on their site, it lets you practice what they preach.

2B

I just hope it contributed in some way.

Steve