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Daniil Demidko2017-01-16 09:45:46
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Daniil Demidko, 2017-01-16 09:45:46

Does Visual Studio have an HTML designer?

Actually, this is the question:
Does Visual Studio have a visual HTML designer?
By type of mouse design?
Interested in pure HTML.
Googled, didn't find it.
I tried right clicking on the html file and Open with web forms editor, nothing that looked like a constructor appeared.
Is there such a possibility in VS and how to use it?
Do not type html tags with your hands, for example, for XAML, the studio opens the visual designer by default.

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Fat Lorrie, 2017-01-16
@Daniro_San

Web Forms is a framework for ASP.NET, where you can individually write handlers on the server for each control.
And the visual designer for HTML is stupid, but it is. You need to open View->Toolbox window (Ctrl+W, X)580ba78fafcf459b964fa65e2fe0415b.png

Do not type html tags with your hands.

You can do it not by hand, but with the help of server technologies - the same ASP.NET Web Forms or ASP.NET MVC. But the first one (where the goal was to protect the developer from the front as much as possible) is fiercely criticized for this, and the second one (where there were html helpers, although the developer has maximum control over the markup) smoothly moves away from this in favor of custom attributes (Tag Helpers in ASP.NET Core ).
So, yes, you need to fill HTML with your hands. And not only it, but also CSS, which you still won't be allowed to edit in the Properties windows, as it was with XAML.

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