CSS support - Syntax highlighting

When manually creating CSS sheets syntax highlighting is very helpful. Spider has several schemes for coloring CSS syntax:

• CSS - coloring only CSS code,
• Dynamic HTML - coloring of HTML, CSS and the JavaScript and VBScript scripting languages,
• Dynamic XHTML - colorize XHTML, CSS, and the JavaScript and VBScript scripting languages,
• HTML+CSS - HTML and CSS coloring.

You can also customize syntax highlighting. Use these tools for that:

• Highlighting scheme editor - allows you to edit the highlighting scheme, i.e. add new features etc. Use it with caution as changes cannot be undone
• Program settings - syntax highlighting - allows you to adjust the syntax highlighting scheme, but without affecting the scheme itself. Changes can be reverted to the default state at any time. You can also use this window to assign file name extensions for which the scheme should be the default one.