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PHP Based CSS Editor

Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2011 10:36 pm
by onlinemarketer
Does anyone know of a good PHP based CSS editor which will allow me to edit the opencart theme css files without having to download them? Ideally safari mobile compliant so I can make css changes from the iphone :P

PHP Based CSS Editor

Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2011 11:10 pm
by uksitebuilder
Probably best to use VNC or similar to connect to pc over network or wireless, then you can use any program on your pc

Believe me when I say it is fiddly and should probably be avoided if poss

May not be so fiddly via iPad though

Re: PHP Based CSS Editor

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 3:39 am
by SXGuy
might be simple for someone in a good mood, to write you an editor extension for opencart which loads the default store template file into a textarea and then have a save button to overwrite the file with changes ;)

Re: PHP Based CSS Editor

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 11:16 am
by onlinemarketer
uksitebuilder wrote:Probably best to use VNC or similar to connect to pc over network or wireless, then you can use any program on your pc

Believe me when I say it is fiddly and should probably be avoided if poss

May not be so fiddly via iPad though
Aye it would be a pain for big changes :D would be cool to make a quick change on the fly when ur out and about and just noticed an error that needs correcting quickly! :D

Re: PHP Based CSS Editor

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 11:19 am
by onlinemarketer
SXGuy wrote:might be simple for someone in a good mood, to write you an editor extension for opencart which loads the default store template file into a textarea and then have a save button to overwrite the file with changes ;)
now that would be beautiful! :D

i love the way vBulletin allows you to change the css in the admin! Would be great to have opencart work in a similar way, the next change would be to upload an image from a URL instead of the file system which would mean even less use of a PC! *Target - work from the beach on an iPhone!* :)

Re: PHP Based CSS Editor

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 2:55 pm
by uksitebuilder
Added to my list of mods / extensions to make