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Is there a css editor (for Windows) which would show colors? Or more generally, editor that would always display a 6-characters hexadecimal values with a color background.
e.g. like this:
div.myclass {
color: #ff8861; <- the background (or foreground, doesn't matter) of #ff8861 has orange color in the editor
}
[Edit 1]: not a wysiwyg, just a rich text editor showing colors and syntax
[Edit 2]: ideally, it should also support LESS syntax
If you’re interested in using Visual Studio, ReSharper 6 (in beta when that blog post was written, but released now) will show a thick underline in the specified color.
If you want something lighter-weight (or less expensive) than Visual Studio, the same folks who wrote ReSharper also make standalone IDEs. WebStorm 3 (currently in beta) shows color chips in the editor gutter. (Released versions may do this too; I can’t find screenshots online.) Here’s a screenshot I took from the beta; note the little gold square: