The File Editor within the Rapyd Dashboard offers a seamless and user-friendly experience for editing and managing your files.
Common File Types
The Rapyd File Editor can handle common file types used in website development and management. Some examples of these file types include
HTML (.html)
Files containing the structure and content of web pages.
CSS (.css)
Files define the style and layout of web pages.
JavaScript (.js)
Files containing scripts that enable interactivity and additional functionality on web pages.
PHP (.php)
Server-side scripting files used for dynamic content generation and database interaction.
XML (.xml)
Files are used for storing and transporting data in a structured format, often used in website sitemaps and data exchange between applications.
JSON (.json)
Files are used for storing and exchanging data in a lightweight and human-readable format, commonly used in web applications and APIs.
Plain Text (.txt)
Files containing unformatted text, which can be used for various purposes such as configuration files, notes, or documentation.
The File Editor can recognize, open, and display the content of these files in a way that is appropriate for the specific format. It can also provide syntax highlighting, which helps you quickly identify and understand the various elements within the file by displaying them in different colours based on their function.
How to edit files
To enter the File Editor, click on the File you want to edit. Or click on Action > View/Edit.
This will take you to the File Editor
Once you have made changes within the editor, click Save Changes.
You can undo and redo changes using Undo and Redo buttons.
