I just stumbled across http://colorschemedesigner.com/.
It's great for choosing colors and will show you example pages to see what the color scheme would look like applied to a typical page.
Update: the website is now http://paletton.com
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I just stumbled across http://colorschemedesigner.com/.
It's great for choosing colors and will show you example pages to see what the color scheme would look like applied to a typical page.
Update: the website is now http://paletton.com
Wow, someone just posted this on SO.
It IS just what the doctor ordered: http://jsfiddle.net/
You can write html, css and javascript and run it straight there!! Plus they already have references to Jquery and other stuff!
I think Internet Rule 33 is if you want/imagine it, its out there! ;)
Hi r/webdev !
I am a K-12 computer science teacher in the Netherlands and I am working on a online learning method for my students to learn the basics of HTML & CSS programming (this being their first encounter with CS). For this I use an environment in which I can use HTML to embed certain editors.
My question is: do you happen to know a embeddable HTML editor and viewer side-by-side so that I can let my children try out changing HTML code quickly on the go? What I am basically looking for is the editor and viewer combo of w3schools examples ( like this one ) but then embeddable in my own HTML environment and where I would be able to preset some code.
I already tried to simply make an <iframe> of one of those w3schools tryout pages, but w3schools doesn't allow these pages to be used in such manner.
Many thanks in advance for your help!