Advanced webpage design: Use Notepad to edit webpages

I have a MM installed on the internet and want to create a special effect website. Although she knows a little about creating web pages, her machine configuration is relatively low. Sometimes it is time-consuming and laborious to open Dreamweaver for editing in order to repeatedly test some special effects on the page. So I asked me to solve the problem. After reading her machine, I decided to teach her to use notepad to edit some small effects that require repeated debugging. The usage process is as follows:

1. Create a notebook and name it a combination of English and numbers (this is a good habit for a webmaster ).

2. open this notepad, paste the special effect content into it, then press "File> save as" on the menu, select "all files" for the save type, and change the webpage name, such as uu. HTML.

3. If you do not need to close the folder, use IE to open u.html and view the effect directly.

The advantage of doing so is obvious. When we feel that the webpage special effects are not good and need to be modified, we will directly revise the content in the notepad we just opened, then, click save to modify the webpage file. Then, refresh the webpage that was just opened and the special effect is immediately displayed.

Dear friends, if you need to modify a part of the webpage frequently, why not use this fast and convenient method?