Developing ASP.NET pages? This plugin can be used to insert ASP.NET tags related to HTML server controls, Web server controls, validation controls, web.config elements and directives.
Don't just count words, let this plugin list the most visible uncommon keywords in the document and assist with fine-tuning the meta keywords tag.
Need a little help invoking your favorite DOM tool? This plugin makes it easier to open external programs for viewing the Document Object Model, such as the Mozilla DOM Inspector.
This plugin with French menus makes it easier to generate JavaScript code for appending a block of text to a string variable, create multiple versions of output statements and comment / uncomment code.
Whether it's echo / print() statements in PHP, or write() statements in JavaScript / VBScript, this plugin can be used to convert the selected text to formatted print statements.
Adds the ability to invoke Trita from HTML-Kit. Trita is a source code beautifier that can learn the formatting style by examining source code examples.
This plugin can be used for block commenting and uncommenting code in C/C++ source, PHP, JavaScript, or any other language that utilizes C-style comments.
If used on uncommented code the selected text will be returned with enclosed in C-style (sla...
How many cups of java does it take to memorize the objects in one of the most popular scripting languages? The menus added by this plugin covers JavaScript methods, properties, keywords, event handlers, and some common code snippets.
CodePublisher takes code (from the current document, from a file or from an URL) and produces syntax highlighted (colourised) HTML from it. Languages currently supported include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, INI files and plain text.
Generates a JavaScript-enabled drop-down list containing hyperlinks in the selected page. Can be used to reduce space occupied by links.
Displays a list of JavaScript, PHP and hkScript functions in the current document, making it easier to jump to a function definition by clicking its name in the drop-down list.
Button by Mark Masters