

The daunting list of entries from previous iterations of BBEdit has been replaced with a redesigned, streamlined experience, breaking up different sections with icons and removing a number of less commonly-used options. So it’s easy to get an idea of how a page will look on your site, even before you upload it.īBEdit’s Preferences window has finally gotten a complete and much needed overhaul in version 10.Īnother area that’s been the recipient of much love and attention in the new release is the Preferences window.

Adding additional attributes is as easy as selecting from a drop-down menu.Īnd when it’s time to check out how your HTML really works, you can take advantage of the built-in preview window’s new ability to specify both page templates and stylesheets. The panel can even intelligently figure out the appropriate attributes and values for any given tag for example, when inserting an image tag, it will prompt you to enter alt text and provide a file picker interface to add the source file. HTML authors will appreciate another of BBEdit 10’s major improvements: The modal dialog box for entering tags has now been replaced instead with a pop-up panel, allowing users to quickly enter markup information without losing their focus.
