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HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Support
100% HTML source preservation |
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You write HTML the way you want it to look. Visual Web Developer leaves it that way. Period. Your white space, indentation, casing, word wrapping, and carriage returns are retained throughout development. When you write your HTML code and then switch to design mode, rest assured that it will remain as you wrote it.
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HTML and browser validation |
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Visual Web Developer lets you specify how your HTML source should be validated. For example, you can instruct Visual Web Developer to highlight malformed HTML for a specific browser like Internet Explorer 6.0.
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HTML IntelliSense |
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Visual Web Developer includes full IntelliSense support for HTML tags and provides statement completion as well as built-in tools, like the Color Picker Dialog Box, accessible when you click the “Pick Color” option shown below.
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JavaScript support |
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Visual Web Developer includes full support for JavaScript. ASP.NET controls, like the TreeView control or validation controls that validate data, use JavaScript where possible to dynamically render content on a user’s browser without requiring custom JavaScript code. Visual Web Developer includes full IntelliSense support for JavaScript code as shown below.
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Cascading style sheets |
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Cascading style sheets (CSS) enable you to store the style information such as size, position, color, and other formatting options separate from your HTML files. This separation makes it easy to update your site and provide “skinning” support. Visual Web Developer includes tools to build and preview your style sheets.
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Style Builder |
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The Style Builder dialog box, available from the Style…Build Style… menu, provides a visual way to create and define the style of HTML elements including styles for fonts, backgrounds, text, positioning, layout, edges, and more.
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