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Using Visual Studio to Edit Web Pages

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I am currently involved in a project that requires me to edit a lot of Web pages. I haven't really used Microsoft Visual Studio to edit Web pages - I've generally used Microsoft FrontPage for that. So I thought I'd give Visual Studio 2005 a try. Before I started, I turned to our documentation to get a quick orientation. Here are a few of the Help topics that I used:

Getting Started — HTML Editing in Visual Studio. This topic provides links to various HTML editing topics, such as how to do CSS editing

Walkthrough: Basic HTML Editing in Visual Web Developer. I learned in this topic more about how to navigate between elements and use the Document Outline window.

Web Page Designer Keyboard Shortcuts. I learned that CTRL+SHIFT+W displays my Web page in my default browser. You can of course also simply right-click the page and click the menu command to show the page in the default browser, but I prefer to use the keyboard when I can.

I hope you find these resources useful if you haven't yet used Visual Studio to work with Web pages and are thinking of giving it a try. So far, I'm enjoying using Visual Studio to edit Web pages.

-- Paul

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  • Anonymous
    March 07, 2006
    Nowadays I do all my HTML and classic ASP stuff in VS2005.

    It's much better than the highligting text editor I use to use.
  • Anonymous
    March 10, 2006
    PingBack from http://blogs.thedeveloperside.com/?p=56