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Code Editor | HTML, CSS & JS

Try this online Code Editor for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Edit, test, and view live results in real time with an intuitive interface, multiple themes, and powerful features designed for developers and learners alike.

Learning Axis provides an intuitive and easy-to-use online Code Editor for web developers and learners to write, edit, and test their HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code. This futuristic editor has a simple and unique interface and powerful features that allow you to experiment with code snippets and see the results simultaneously.

It is a convenient application created for both novices and experts in web design and development. It can benefit those new to developing websites as it serves as a straightforward and user-friendly platform to master and perform fundamental tasks such as designing, page styling, and interaction design with a web using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Meanwhile, advanced users find it a powerful tool that allows them to complete their projects, evaluate new concepts, and improve the performance of their codes.

How to Use

  • HTML Tab: The HTML tab is exclusively designated for your HTML code. You can include here the text, images, forms, and other building elements that define the scope of your webpage.
  • CSS Tab: Click the CSS tab to change the style of your webpage. You can change the typeface, color, size, and position of your HTML content to enhance its appearance.
  • JavaScript Tab: Thereafter, JavaScript is used in the JavaScript tab to provide functionality to the webpage. You could create scripts to handle user actions, move elements, and navigate the web page.
  • Result Section: You could do programming in any of the three tabs, and the Result section will show where every change you make is observed in seconds. It’s an excellent way to visualize experimentation and get an understanding.

How does it work?

The Code Editor has three features that will help you code without interruptions.

Three Editing Tabs:

  • HTML Tab: Structure how your webpage will look like using HTML.
  • CSS Tab: If you want to style your webpage, you need CSS.
  • JavaScript Tab: Enhance the functionality of your webpage by adding interactivity using JavaScript.

Result Section:

In the result section, you can view your changes using HTML, CSS, or JavaScript code. So, the result updates automatically whenever you need to edit something in the coding tabs.

Three Action Buttons:

  • Theme: Select the theme that is more pleasing to yourself using dark or light mode.
  • Run: Click this button to launch your code and check the results in the Result Section.
  • Hide Editor: If giant tabs get in the way or you want more space to view the output, use this button to hide the editor completely.

These combined features offer a pleasant and streamlined coding environment that is adequate for testing and learning.

FAQs

1. Am I able to store my code?
At this point, the editor does not allow actions such as storing code, but you can copy your work around and stow it in your local files without much sweat.

2. What should I do if I want to reset my code?
To restart with a new code, refresh the page or delete each tab manually.

3. I am a beginner. Would this editor be sound?
Definitely! The interface is made for ease of access, especially for people who are just starting to learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

4. Is the editor still usable on a mobile device?
Yes! It is responsive, which means the editor is also pierceable through mobile devices so that you can code on the go.

5. How can I share my work with other people? Is it even possible?
For now, the sharing option is not one of the accompanying features in this editor, but you can copy your code and share it through various other apps.

6. What themes are there to choose from?
There are two themes available for the editor: light and dark. You can click the Theme button to change the themes according to what makes you most comfortable while coding.

7. How about other libraries? Does this editor support any of them?
No, the editor’s focus is on HTML, CSS, and Javascript only. However, you can still integrate external scripts or styles manually into your code.

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