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CSS Editor and I am new here

#1

Hi all,

I am very new here. In fact this is my first post, and I have a question.

I have been using dreamweaver for many years, and sometimes get annoyed about how long it takes to start up and stuff like this. So I started looking at sublime text as an alternative to dreamweaver.

Now I do like the speed you can load in php files, and I quite like a lot about the editor.
I could almost move away from dreamweaver but for one thing.

The one thing is that I have a terrible memory. I very often forget the css commands, even if I know what I want to do.
In dreamweaver you have a little box that pops up which has a nice little interface which shows you all the css commands more or less, in a nice interface.

Now I don’t always use this, as I can remember a lot of the main css commands, but it is useful when my memory goes blank, and I can’t remember the right syntax to say load in a background picture or something.

Is there such a system in sublime text for popping up a little box with all the css commands in an interface?
If not will there ever be, or is there a plugin that can do this?

I think you will have probably have to have used Dreamweaver to know what I am talking about heh heh.

Asimov

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#2

Install the css3 package for improved autocomplete.
If you want really tricked out inline documentation for css, perhaps you’d be better served by Brackets: brackets.io

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#3

Yeah get the CSS package and almost all the CSS properties will be autocompleted for you.

Better yet, start to learn Emmet and you can write CSS even faster!

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