ApplePie HTML Editor v3.0
User's Guide
Introduction
ApplePie is an HTML editor used for creating web pages on the internet. ApplePie is strictly a tag-based editor, so if you're looking for a WYSIWYG editor, this is not the tool for you. On the other hand, if you're looking for a powerful yet easy to use editor for raw HTML code editing, this may be the tool for you.
What's New
- Attribute Assistant
- This is the newest and most significant improvement in version 3. The Attribute Assistant is floating window that appears when you press space within a tag. It displays a list of all HTML attributes supported by this tag and lets you select the attribute you want to insert. A real time-saver on typing all those attributes.
- Tag Coloring
- Although not exactly a new feature in this version, the tag coloring has been improved in terms of performance. Tags are now automatically colored when a document is opened.
- Grouped Custom Tags
- Custom tags are now divided into 8 groups for easier access. Each group can hold up to 10 custom tags, giving a total of 80 custom tags for your use! Every custom tag is fully configurable, so you can set the starting and ending tag.
- Crisp New Interface
- The user interface has been completely revamped. A Page Tab has been added so users can easily switch between one document to another. Users can also toggle between the Editor mode and Preview mode with minimum effort. A "Save All" button allows users to easily save all open documents in a project simultaneously. A "Full Screen" view provides a wider viewing area without all the clutter on the screen.
- Color Bar
- The Color Bar at the bottom of the screen gives quick access to commonly used color swatches. Also, when the cursor is placed on a HEX color format such as "#FFC0C0", the Color Bar will display the color itself so users can quickly know what the color is.
Using ApplePie
The Toolbars
Main Toolbar
Document Structure Toolbar
Physical Fonts Toolbar
Logical Fonts Toolbar