CodeBurner – Complete HTML and CSS Desktop Referenece
Web Designing is no longer just limited to a single browser but has become more complicated and has many aspects to look into before starting on a project, that’s because the resulting design should be compatible with a wide range of Browser and various versions and with the differences each browser version brings with itself.

Codeburner is a complete reference for HTML elements, CSS tags and also browser compatibility information for each tag or element which tells if a certain browser version supports the tag.To look for information about a HTML element or CSS tag, just enter the tag in the search box and Press “Enter” and text-based search matches element, attribute and property names as you type, and a DOM inspector for looking up objects that appear in the source code of any page.

There’s also a CSS inspector for looking through the style-sheets associated with the DOM inspector’s page, giving instant information about properties, selectors and at-rules.There are 5 different versions of Code Burner available and can be install according to the user’s convenience.
Firefox Addon, Firebug Addon, Adobe Air App, OS X Dashboard and Opera Widget.
If you have started learning web designing then this is a must have, which would be very useful in knowing the usage and depreciated tags so that your work is compatible with maximum browsers.
Related posts:
- How To Play Video From RAR Files (Complete/Incomplete) Without Extraction Using Rar File Player
- How To Implement a JQuery Based Twitter Widget On Your Website For Your Visitors To Post Tweets Without Leaving Your Page.
- TrayOS – Access Google Services From Desktop Without Browser
- Convert PDF Files To HTML/Text Files Using Adobe Online Services
- Split, Merge PDF Documents Easily Using PDFsam

Codeburner, HTML And CSS Reference
Sep 19, 2010 @ 18:24:38
[...] the Firebug add-on may appeal to many web developers, as they usually have Firebug installed. (via Techyard) google_ad_client = "pub-5406364303442190";/* 300×250, created 2/27/09 */google_ad_slot = [...]