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Coda PHP-HTML SEEStyle to mimic Dreamweaver
Posted on December 4th, 2009 by Jeff Claeson. Filed under Development, PHP | (3) comments
Recently, I made the final, big move over to Mac hardware for design and development and said goodbye, hopefully forever, to using a PC. Among many changes in moving to an entirely new platform is finding alternatives to software that is unsupported. In this case, Dreamweaver is supported (as are all of the Adobe's products on Mac OS X) but in my opinion there are many better apps for web development for OS X. Case in point: Coda by Panic.
Having used Dreamweaver's code view (only!!!) for web development for the last 5 years or so, I've become accustomed to its syntax highlighting themes, specifically as it relates to PHP and HTML. By default, Coda has different highlighting so rather than adopt a new syntax highlighting theme, I decided to make my own SEEStyle for PHP & HTML highlighting that closely mimics Dreamweaver's. Hopefully this is useful for you too.
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reader comments
Thanks, I’m going to check it out. As you know I’ve been looking for this and too busy/lazy to make my own, so thank you.
Cool. Let me know what you think. I’ve just started using Coda myself. Also, I’m open to suggestions. Thanks.
Congratulations on moving to Mac! I made my move almost 4 years ago. I was so sick of Microsoft’s crappy OS freezing and crashing on me while I tried to work.
Anyway… I have tried Coda, but the interface is very different from Dreamweaver. I don’t know if I like Coda enough to use it instead of Dreamweaver. I do need to use it more to see if it is as valuable a move as PC to Mac was. :)
Thanks for the reminder of Coda!