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Hello I would like to know if there is a code html/css editor that has responsive view/testing built into it for mac computers.
latest dreamweaver has option to preview how it looks on different devices…
What Version I have CS5
Have not got developer plugin tools responsive for my fire fox and google
Chrome certainly has a lot of options that go unnoticed in its standard Developers Kit
Press F12.
Look at the bottom right of the mini-screen that pops up/out….see the Cog Wheel? Click it.
Now you can override basic setting to view the page in different browser modes (User Agent), Screen Size (Device Metrics) and more.
I’m guessing there is something in FF/Firebug that does much the same.
The best solution is to preview your html/css in actual browsers. It’s the only test that matters. Many code editors are capable of launching the current file in a browser – but it’s just as easy to do it manually.
absolutely browsers are the best way to test..
the question is about editor right?
Chrome certainly has a lot of options that go unnoticed in its standard Developers Kit
yes.. CHROME is awesome…