While using the Preview view to view web pages, it is possible to temporarily edit the source of the page. This is handy for testing code, studying other people’s coding techniques, and many other things. (more…)

Holding down option (⌥) while clicking on a tab’s Close Tab button will close all other tabs. (more…)

This seems like a no-brainer, but to switch between different tabs in Coda, press command-shift-right bracket ( ⌘⇑] ) to jump to the next tab, and (more…)

Coda is capable of opening many different types of files and has great syntax support for several major file types. However, sometimes it’s nice to be able to switch between syntax modes. (more…)

Did you know that you can validate your HTML/XHTML code inside of Coda? This feature will only work on files that use the HTML syntax mode, but it’s a great feature. (more…)

Coda’s Text Editor has a really neat feature, called “Clips,” that allows you to invoke often-used chunks of code or text very easily. Clips can be used a few different ways. This tip will cover how to create a clip, but also will let you know how to use them. (more…)