Online Code Editor: codeanywhere Introduction

This article is divided into several sections:
1.Codeanywhere Introduction 2.Codeanywhere Use Prelude 3.Codeanywhere with Dropbox connection 4.Codeanywhere change theme Colors

First, Codeanywhere introduction
Codeanywhere is an online code editor, you can write HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, XML code in the browser, currently support Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari, IE, Of course, you can also install Codeanywhere software on Android and iphone. The Codeanywhere feature is that you can write code anytime, anywhere (although I think it's funny to write code on a phone). Home: https://codeanywhere.net/Codeanywhere support to connect FTP Server, Dropbox, Github, such as Dropbox, you only have an account, connected to the Dropbox, Codeanywhere can create HTML files on Dropbox, and the code you write is stored on the Dropbox.
Ii. Codeanywhere Use of the Prelude
To use Codeanywhere, in addition to registering an account, install a browser-based plugin, for example, I use Chrome, go to the homepage: The https://codeanywhere.net/  will pop up on top of the page as shown in the following image:
A plugin named "Codeanywhere Utility" in chrome when it is installed, as shown in the following illustration:

Third, codeanywhere connection Dropbox
Here we'll show you codeanywhere connection dropbox:
Step 1: Click on the left Dropbox icon
Step 2: After the Click Will pop up the following image, click Connect:

Step 3: Login Dropbox
Step 4: Authorize Codeanywhere access to your Dropbox account, as shown below:

So, You can click Dropbox again on the left side of the Codeanywhere editor, and in the figure below, I created a codeanywhere folder, index.html HTML file, and index.php php file.


The syntax highlighting for HTML and JavaScript is shown in the following illustration.

and displays the type of file you open in the lower-right corner:

The following illustration shows that PHP syntax highlighting is supported.

and displays the type of file you open in the lower-right corner:

Four, codeanywhere changing theme Colors
Step 1: Click "View"

Step 2: Click " Preference "

Step 3: Click" Syntax Coloring "

Step 4: Select" Theme "

For example, I chose bright, the php file becomes: