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Advanced templates editor

35 votes

Submitted by zaher1988, 22nd February 2007, 10:51:50 AM

A better templating experience can be done by inhancing the template editor through including live view of parsed codes tab and codes view tab.

A user can type codes, then if he wants he can click on the live view tab and therefore he will see the final outcome of the templated codes. A user here can also do live editing by selecting colors and formating text etc. He can also create new classes that will be directly added to the theme, this way he can view also the outcome of the new css class along to the edited template before he submit the changes. This part is more like dreamweaver and such porgrams, but of course simplier.

7 Comments

  1. Great idea! Not so sure about the class adding thing, but the live view is awesome :P

    DrPoodle, 22nd February 2007, 2:01:34 PM
  2. Poodle... if you are working in the live editor and you need to make a new style. what do you prefer to do? going to the theme manager and add a class or making one automaticly through the style you are applying on a certain piece of the page?

    zaher1988, 22nd February 2007, 4:08:03 PM
  3. This would be hard to implement especially the live view part.

    Ryan Gordon, 22nd February 2007, 5:39:41 PM
  4. Yeah i know !! but ihumm hard shouldnt exists here (A) :P

    zaher1988, 22nd February 2007, 6:58:43 PM
  5. Well would adding line counter to the template editor be that difficult? It's tough to see in that small window when a new line ends or begins.

    labrocca, 24th February 2007, 3:27:27 AM
  6. Great idea! I hope somehow this can be implemented.

    Plucko, 18th January 2008, 5:12:20 PM
  7. we should suggest an easier way to create themes before resort to fanciness!

    forevagrey, 20th February 2008, 1:57:16 AM

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