free CSS Editor with simultaneous Preview in Firefox and Internet-Explorer

Hello,

i found a useful Tool:

CSSVista is a free Windows application for web developers which lets you edit your CSS code live in both Internet Explorer and Firefox simultaneously.

http://www.sitevista.com/cssvista/

best regards,
Peter

Nice work This will help a lot

Cool, nice find..

Thanks for sharing.

regards,

zi

Nice resource Peter, thanks for sharing

Just a note for people that this is WinXP only - which is a great shame.

My god, that’s so cool!

This is just how I work, so this is brilliant!

Nice. I have something much the same for my Mac, it involves the Cyberduck ftp client, which ties in with the SubEthaEdit editor I use (it also ties in with other editors), so all I have to do is open Cyberduck, click on the quickconnect link to the site I want to work on, navigate to the css file in question (I could make a quickedit link to open dirctly in the css file’s folder, but I’m too lazy to bother), double-click and it opens in my source-aware color-coded line-numbering editor, edit, save, it’s automatically uploaded, and it works for ALL browsers as well as ALL types of files, including js and php!

How’s that for a real Spanish-style run-on sentence

There is also Mozie: http://www.zeit.ca/mozie/

"MOZiE is an extremely light-weight, free Windows application that allows web designers the ability to compare page rendering in Mozilla and Internet Explorer simultaneously.

MOZiE also contains other useful features such as: various screen-size emulations, the ability to launch active pages in external browsers (such as Opera) directly from the interface as well as IE 5 & 5.5 standalone support."

No CSS editor though, but it’s also completely free and runs with Windows 98+.

It is a good concept, but I miss the luxury of features and overview that I get from my main editor, Style Master (http://www.westciv.com/style_master). I’d recommend you all to try it out, as it is without any doubt the best CSS editor I have ever used.

And it is available for both Windows and Mac systems, which is a sweet bonus.

I’ll definitely have to check that last one out, the one I’ve been using to date is TopStyle. Its good, has a very nice preview feature, generates samples of classes, etc. Not free but there is a free version that isn’t as robust.

http://www.newsgator.com/NGOLProduct.aspx?ProdID=TopStyle

Definitely checking out that last one though...
---Indie