I would like to see a feature that would open my default browser and take me to the page in question on my server. So lets say I was working in my project sitestyle on my index.html. The page has already been uploaded now, I want to view the page. I would like a button that is "Go To Site Page" or something to that nature. You have my server information, you have my site location, and page location saved in the projects file I created... So you know where the site is.

Reason I am asking is because right now, I have to upload the site, then open my browser and type in the link or use my bookmark if I have one. It just seems a lot easier if I could all of this from within the Editor. Yes, I know it sounds lazy, but would save a lot of time.

I am playing around with the HTML Calendar program making a new calendar etc. The spell checker is getting very annoying as it's finding so many things wrong with the spelling in a CSS file that I can't use the right click normal menu on at least 50 to 60 percent of a CSS file. Anytime I right click over anything that is marked as misspelled I end up with the Spell Check menu instead of the normal right click menu. This makes us have to rely on keyboard shortcuts which I don't have a good memory for. I truly hope that the ability to turn off the spell check just for CSS files is something you will consider adding.

To view what I mean by how bad it is with spell check on for CSS files, just export a calendar and open the monthstyles.css file and see how much of it is marked by spell check. It's a lot.

I don't want the spell check off for HTML so I end up having to deal with this in CSS. Please consider turning it off for CSS or giving us a check box to do so should we choose to.

This has been added to the Editor. *Done.*

I am checking into this right now Jo Ann. It shouldn't do that. This suggestion however should be in the HTML Editor area and not Web Calendar.

What if the color schemer showed/enabled choosing HSL and HSLA values alongside RGB? In catching up with CSS3, I'm finding that this is a useful approach and think this would be an aid in growing familiar with it.

Yes, it would be very useful to see RGB (hex and dec) and HSL all together.

Another useful item would be to see not only the HSL but Adobe's HSB/HSV model, which is quite different from the HSL used on the web or formerly used in Macromedia Freehand, for instance.

I'd love a tool that would do an automatic conversion and a reference file showing the color swatches and definitions, and files for color palettes usable in CSS3 and SVG for HTML5, or in draw/paint programs..

To the team moderating the suggestions thread:

It would be useful and appreciated by users and by your own development team to compile a list of suggestions that make it into features (1) for the upcoming version, and (2) for some future versions after that. Such a list would let everyone know what's coming and what's already been suggested, to avoid duplication of effort.

That, along with a note such as Done or Added to Dev List on the archived post from the users who suggested it, might simplify tracking. A note for which version in which the feature is expected might be useful there.

This is being done.

I have a suggestion about Snippets and the Code tab...

What I would like to be able to do, is place my Snippets and/or code tab codes onto a tool bar. Thus allowing easy access to most used items. Having to switch to the code and snippets tab and searching for the desired snippet/code take a while and I could have typed it out by the time I have done this. (Which is what I do.)

Yes, this is about the only thing that the Coffecup editor lacks.

I do like the new "Inspection Mode" .

John

Yes, highlighting corresponding end tags would be a huge deal not only in "table" tags but "div" tags even more.