I would like to customize the appearance of Markdown and HTML files in Devonthink.
I have borrowed some ideas from the Marked app; that gives great examples but does not have a WYSIWYG editor for CSS.
I am seeking for recommendations for really nice WYSIWYG software which lets me start with an existing style sheet and then edit it to tweak its attributes.
I have only used regular text editors for CSS, didn’t know WYSIWYG was an option. Following with interest.
However, “Save” in the editor window and “Reload” in the browser window was never what slowed me down. Searching through the CSS references was the hard bit. Having all the options and syntaxes available in the editor sounds pretty nice.
Espresso and its predecessor CSSEdit were good at this. If you have access to Adobe, Dreamweaver does this.
Codepen and an LLM might actually be fastest if you’re just trying to find a visual look and not learn CSS. Paste a block of HTML into the Codepen, tell the LLM what styles you want, paste into the Codepen to see how close you’ve gotten.
Interesting ideas - I do have a Creative Cloud subscription so I can look at Dreamweaver. But you may be right that Codepen and AI are simpler.
@cornchip TypingMind has an HTML rendering plugin that works with various LLMs
It does exactly as you suggested and will tweak/rework it as requested - except don’t even need to use Codepen
Thanks
