Open the DevTools and switch to the inspect tab, select the desired element and in the right-panel, click on the "Edit with Notepad++" panel. To send an HTML element to the editor, you can also use the DevTools. If you are not seeing App button, press Control + Shift + B in Windows and Command + Shift + B in Mac to open bookmarks bar to find the App button. Open Google Chrome browser and click on the App button in bookmarks bar. To edit a content editable element, use the right-click context menu item Installing Link-Preview Chrome Extension. Now place your mouse over the HTML element that you need to interact with. To send an HTML element to the editor, click on the browser action button once. It might not display all of the bells and whistles on first look, but Notepad++ certainly offers much more than Windows native Notepad. If you are using a portable version, go to the options page of the extension and see the absolute path of the editor. Also, you need to have the Nodepad++ application installed on your operating system. Note that this extension requires a native client to be able to communicate with the Nodepad++ editor. The only thing that you need to do is to save changes. The extension monitors the local file in real-time, and when changes are observed, the content of the node gets edited.
Edit content of text area elements, or inner and outer HTML of node elements in Notepad++ text editor with real-time updates This extension offers integration of Notepad++ with your browserĮdit content of "input", "input", and "textarea"Įdit innerHTML and outerHTML of node elements
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