David: You can open multiple windows and multiple tabs, and even keep the text version and 'fancy CSS editor' version of a stylesheet open side-by-side. The editor itself could use some work, but I'd have no problems getting by using solely Coda, Photoshop and Transmit (for non-sync file management) for all of my web work.
DTNick: I'd like hex color entering in the CSS editor too, but I suppose that that - and things like comments - is what the text editor is for. (I'd be remiss if I didn't point out my own color panel picker though: Hex Color Picker, with which you can enter hex colors in any color panel.)
by Jesper — Apr 25
David: You can open multiple windows and multiple tabs, and even keep the text version and 'fancy CSS editor' version of a stylesheet open side-by-side. The editor itself could use some work, but I'd have no problems getting by using solely Coda, Photoshop and Transmit (for non-sync file management) for all of my web work.
DTNick: I'd like hex color entering in the CSS editor too, but I suppose that that - and things like comments - is what the text editor is for. (I'd be remiss if I didn't point out my own color panel picker though: Hex Color Picker, with which you can enter hex colors in any color panel.)