Vscode Web Visual Editor

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Edit HTML files visually.

Overview

The Web Visual Editor is an innovative tool designed for developers looking to streamline their HTML editing process. With its intuitive interface, it allows users to edit HTML files visually in real-time, significantly enhancing productivity. This integration with Visual Studio Code makes it an attractive choice for those who appreciate a seamless workflow without the need for switching between numerous tools or windows.

Not only does it provide a rich visual editing experience, but it also incorporates several features that facilitate quick adjustments and modifications to web elements on the fly. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, the Web Visual Editor offers functional capabilities that cater to a wide range of HTML editing needs.

Features

  • Visual Editing: Edit HTML elements visually within the WebView, making it easier to understand layout and design.
  • Real-Time Preview: Instantly see changes reflected as you make edits, ensuring a smooth development experience.
  • Integrated with Visual Studio Code: No need for multiple processes; this tool is well-integrated with your existing VSCode setup.
  • Element Selection: Easily select HTML elements with a synchronized view between visual and text selections for a cohesive editing approach.
  • Copy, Cut, and Paste Elements: Quickly copy or cut elements and paste text into selected elements, streamlining your workflow.
  • Zoom In and Out: Adjust your perspective with the ability to zoom in or out on the page for precision editing.
  • Move Elements: Rearrange elements simply by dragging them to new positions, enhancing layout management.
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