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Everything Coda and PHP Toolkit
New feature: If you enable Use selection
in the preferences, all functions work on the currently selected text. If no selection is present, the whole editor is used.
Improvement: Both JS-tidy and JS-lint should work better with umlauts in Javascript.
…so download the beta and report all issues on the coda php page:
Download/Feedback on the Coda PHP & Web Toolkit page ».
Another update, here’s what’s new:
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Add a Help
-link, which takes you to a page with current information and links to the FAQ, documentation etc. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 2.7”
Three more configuration options for Tidy PHP (to reformat PHP code) and the inevitable bugfixes.
Download/Feedback on the Coda PHP & Web Toolkit page ».
Two new features: Configure the braces placement of PHP-tidy and select the CSS level for validation. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 2.5”
The current version might tell you that the LessCSS-Plugin is incompatible, even if you haven’t installed it. In this case another plugin uses old code, either ignore the message if you do not use proCSSor or move the plugin aside. Next version will be not so annoying with the message window…:) Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web-Toolkit 2.3”
The W3C Unicorn Validator is a combined HTML/CSS/Feed/Mobile-Validator. You can use it online validator.w3.org/unicorn of course, but if you work with Coda (and my PHP & Web-plugin) you can use it directly with your sourcecode. Continue reading “Using W3C Unicorn validator (for Coda Plugin)”
And the next update.. some usability updates (preferences window) and php validation via sound. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 2.2”
The next update.. now you can configure procssor.com quite extensively and a Javascript beautifier is included. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 2.1”