Use quanta plus in Ubuntu to write PHP and CSS

The homepage of quanta plus is http://quanta.kdewebdev.org/. it is a web development tool.
It is included in the kdewebdev package.
To install quanta plus, download it at http://quanta.kdewebdev.org/releases.php.
The other is to use the new software package manager for installation:

Go to X-Windows, system-system management-New Software Package Manager;
Select a group, drag the right project to the beginning of K, find the kdewebdev package, and double-click to install it.

You will find that the installation content includes not only quanta, but also CVs. Of course, you can also install SVN on your own.

Quanta supports highlighted display and Automatic completion. Of course, there is still a gap between quanta and win IDE.

Some shortcut keys:

* Ctrl + I/Ctrl + Shift + I-increase/decrease indent
* Ctrl + U/Ctrl + Shift + U-convert to uppercase/lowercase letters
* Ctrl + D/Ctrl + Shift + D-Comment/Delete comment
* Ctrl + J-merge as a row
* Ctrl + TAB-switch the tab
* Ctrl + w-close the tab

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Five Easy-to-use HTML compilers in Linux
Now it is no longer so difficult to create a website. It is much easier to design a website by using some powerful HTML compilers. In Windows, we can use Dreamweaver, FrontPage, and other compilers. But in Linux, what software can we use to compile hmtl? Next I will introduce five HTML compilers that are useful in Linux.

Quanta plus

Quanta plus, formerly named quanta, is an integrated web development environment (IDE) that can be used for HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, PHP, and other XML-based or scripting language development. Quanta Plus is a KDE software, which is included in the kdewebdev software package. Quanta has two development modes: visible and WYSIWYG: design mode and code editing mode. It has the following features: code label prompt, script language variable Auto completion, project management, real-time preview, PHP debugger, and CVS support.

Bluefish

Bluefish, as described on its project homepage, is a powerful compilation process. You can use it to design websites and write scripts and program code. Bluefish supports many programming and Markup languages. Its most prominent feature is editing dynamic interactive websites.

Tinymce

Tinymce (this should be known to many people !) It is short for tiny moxiecode contenteditor. It is a Web-based independent development platform that can visually edit JavaScript/html. It is an open-source software released by moxiecodesystemsab under the lgpl protocol. Tinymce can be easily integrated into the content management system, such as Mambo and joomla! , Drupal, WordPress, and e107.

Amaya

Amaya is a web development tool with browsing functions. It is a Web browser developed by members of the World Wide Web society (W3C) and can also be used as a testing tool for W3C achievements. Amaya includes an HTML editor and browser. You can download it from the W3C website for free. Both Linux and Windows have corresponding versions. At first, Amaya only supports HTML and CSS editing. Now, we have added support for XML, XHTML, MathML, and SVG.

Kompozer

Kompozer is a nvu-based wysiwyg html editor. Kompozer is a project on SourceForge, which is mainly repaired by the community. The following is an introduction to the kompozer function extracted from the network:

WYSIWYG is supported, which is more intuitive when we create a webpage. editing a webpage is as easy as typing.
Create an FTP client, so that we can easily publish the edited file to the server. After logging on to the FTP server, you can also change the page online in real time.
The reliable HTML original Code allows the webpage created by nvu to operate normally on most browsers. When creating a webpage, you can use the WYSIWYG mode or the HTML original code editing mode.
Tab function: allows us to quickly switch between multiple tabs and edit these webpages.
Supports forms, tables, layers, and webpage templates.