If I change something in dev tool on chrome, will it save and update vscode or do I need to copy/paste it over to the editor? I just started learning code this week please be nice.
In Chrome, Firefox,... you've to copy and paste it. In edge is a function to auto-jump to the code line in vscode. But there is no save-function.
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Earlier I used to have Brave as my default browser and installed vs code using Brave browser. I then uninstalled vs code and reinstalled it from chrome browser. Still I'm getting the same problem.
Right click then click open with and choose more apps and select chrome then select always open with chrome and tada.
I have been trying to open html file from my desktop folder using chrome. It shows file_not_found it may be deleted or moved. But same is getting open in Edge browser. I'm using windows 10. code written in VS Code editor. Need help. I'm a beginner in programming language.
Install a live-server extension in VS code then you can serve your page from there
You can download from the extensions tab by searching live Server by ritwickdey or
use this link https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ritwickdey.LiveServer
Is there any way to edit HTML code that is local on my drive in Firefox's Inspector and save the changes? Or any way to quickly edit and save HTML and view it in the browser rather than switching back and forth to a text editor?
I know you can do this in Chrome by adding the file to your workspace, but I'm wondering if Firefox has something similar.
I see that a similar question was asked about Firebug back in 2010. However, I was wondering if anything had changed since then, due to Firebug being deprecated and the functionality being available in Chrome.
There's no modern/active extension to do this as far as I know. Even with FireBug it's still not very intuitive.
Your best bet is to use an editor that has a live edit, like Brackets or PhpStorm.
It's more of a question of why rather than please fix this. Polymer elements are made for websites, not just chrome apps, right? So why when I open the html file with chrome does it not work but when I run it with chrome dev editor and it opens with chrome does it work? I'd like to build a website using polymer elements, and I'm more than happy to use chrome dev editor, I just wanna know how it'll work if I try to publish.
In order to run a website or webpage that is build with Polymer you will need a server.
Chrome Dev Editor provides a local server when we try to run our code, thus it works from Chrome Dev Editor. However when you open the html file with chrome there is no server set up.
When you run using Chrome Dev Editor you can see in address bar something like this http://127.0.0.1:31999/test/test.html
However when you try opening the html file in chrome you can see in address bar something like this file:///D:/Users/test/test.html
If you don't want Chrome Dev Editor to run your code then you can have local server set up using NodeJS etc. Or use editors like Brackets - it will set up a local server and run your webpage in browser.
I cannot paste code into the webIDE console. copy pasting works all around the IDE except the console. Is there a way to fix this?
please help, its so annoying!
If you're on Windows you'll need to hit Control + Shift + V to paste in the console on the Nitrous.IO Web IDE.
The added support was mentioned on their changelog. In a nutshell:
cmd+c and cmd+v support for copy and paste in mac
ctrl+shift+v support to paste in chrome, paste using menu bar in firefox (Edit => Paste)
There is no Edit -> Paste in Firefox 35 on Windows 8.1 in the Web IDE, and, as always, control-V and control-shift-V do nothing.
On Windows 8.1 you can get Edit -> Paste option in Firefox if you press Alt.