Running plugins
You can run a plugin by clicking its menu item or by pressing its shortcut key combo.
By default, most plugins appear as menu items under the Plugins menu. Some of them may have shortcut keys assigned. You can customize that.
Documentation
- Welcome
- License agreement
- Ordering and activation
- Working with files
- Working with projects
- Searching and navigating text
- Editing text
- Writing and editing code
- Editing HTML and XHTML
- Editing style sheets
- Editing style sheets
- Creating CSS code
- Working with selectors and rules
- Editing common properties
- Using Inspector
- Using Auto Complete
- Using Code Explorer
- Previewing style sheets
- Validate CSS code
- Prefixize CSS code
- Select Font dialog
- New Selector dialog
- Edit Box Properties dialog
- Style sheet online resources
- Editing PHP code
- Editing JavaScript code
- Editing scripts
- Code editing tools
- Previewing
- Reusing code
- Using AI assistance
- Customizing Rapid PHP
- Plugins
- About plugins
- Installing plugins
- Running plugins
- Customizing plugins
- Creating plugins
- Basic structure
- Creating Hello World plugin
- About JScript language
- API: Global objects
- API: Built-in functions
- API: Built-in classes
- API: Signals (events)
- Plugin examples
- Sample: Text manipulation
- Sample: Dialog Window
- Sample: Calling Actions
- Sample: Responding to signals
- Sample: Downloading data from internet
- Sample: Working with regular expressions
- Sample: WebKit dialogs
- Sample: Creating side panels (dock panels)
- Sample: Calling PHP scripts
- Sample: Calling JavaScript asynchronously
- Sample: Manipulating auto-complete
- Available plugins