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The markup panel is driven by the same information that informs BBEdit’s markup syntax checker, so that it shows you tags, attributes, and attribute values that are appropriate for the point in your document in which you’re editing.
You can verify the correctness of your code even in partial documents, in documents with generated content, even in documents using server-side includes! You can also mark portions of documents to skip when checking syntax.
The HTML syntax checker makes it easier to verify syntactic correctness in HTML/XHTML source files that contain embedded scripts (for example, embedded Perl or PHP), as well as in source files that are not complete HTML/XHTML documents (such as those that will be merged with page template files).
The “Preview in BBEdit” command uses WebKit (the same engine that powers Safari, Google Chrome, and other popular web browsers) to preview your code. The preview window updates your window as you edit, without requiring you to save, reload, or switch applications. If you wish, you may use any available Web browser for previewing as well. New BBEdit preview windows now include access to the powerful WebKit Inspector, so that you can inspect the runtime behavior of your page, debug JavaScript on the fly, and more.
Find out what’s new in BBEdit 15. Or check out the full feature list.