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  • Release 4.8 – 31 May, 2018

    Light UI Theme, keep custom HTML formatting, Font Awesome 5, better support for Google Fonts and WordPress improvements.

  • Release 4.7 – 10 May, 2018

    Bootstrap 4.1, control over the remote access to the Internal web server, a bunch of WordPress Theme Builder improvements and more.

  • Release 2.31 – 18. Nov 2015

    Download Pinegrow 2.31 Did you miss the launch of Pinegrow PRO? We discovered a bug that prevented exporting WordPress themes in trial mode. We also added a bunch of useful goodies that will make your web development life easier: Auto fixing broken links in project Use Fix links in PRJ context menu to fix broken

  • Release 2.21 – Sep 2. 2015

    Pinegrow 2.21 – Smart WP menus and bug fixes Hi, Matjaz here, the author of Pinegrow Web Editor. Pinegrow 2.21 is available for download. The update is free if it falls within one year from your license purchase (no problem if that’s not the case – you can get additional year of updates for half

  • Release 2.2 – Jul 23. 2015

    Pinegrow 2.2 with Bootstrap & WordPress Blocks (and more) In this release: ▪ Blocks for Bootstrap and WordPress ▪ Full support for WordPress Customizer ▪ Online course about creating WordPress themes with Pinegrow ▪ Pinegrow Slack Community ▪ and more. Download Pinegrow for Mac, Windows and Linux — Bootstrap & WordPress Blocks The biggest news

  • Release – 1.2 BETA

    Beta release of Pinegrow Web Designer 1.2 is available for download on http://pinegrow.com, featuring: – Working with HTML pages that use JavaScript code and plugins – Better Edit code – Visual page synchronization – Support for Revolution Slider and Bootstrap Carousel – Bug fixes At the first glance Pinegrow 1.2 looks very similar to previous releases.

  • Release 1.15 – June 23, 2014

    New features: CSS UI fields for top, right, bottom and left. pg-empty-placeholder class makes empty elements visible during editing. Settings for UI zoom (useful for visually impaired users) and HTML code indent size in Support -> Settings. Smarter Insert Lorem Ipsum in selected element Actions menu. Bug fixes: CSS parser mistook // characters as comments

  • Release 1.14 – June 17, 2014

    It has important bug fixes and a couple of new features:UP and DOWN arrow keys in CSS rules properties increases or decreases values by 0.1 unit (1 unit with SHIFT) if value is a decimal value (normally by 1 and 10 units). Use selected element Actions -> Insert Lorem Ipsum to quickly insert placeholder text.

  • Release 1.13 – June 11, 2014

    New time-saving features: Use UP and DOWN arrow keys in CSS rules properties to increase or decrease values by 1 unit. Press SHIFTto change the value by 10 units. Select and open multiple files with Open file… Open files by dragging and dropping them to Pinegrow window. File -> Close all will close all open

  • Release 1.12 – June 5, 2014

    CSS improvements CSS vs LESS Until now Pinegrow always used LESS parser to work with CSS files, even when no LESS features were used. LESS and SASS versions of stylesheet were always saved alongside the CSS file. This had some undesirable side-effects: adding unnecessary .less and .scss files in your project; if .css file was edited

  • Release 1.11 – May 29, 2014

    Lots of goodies in this release! The most important is support for defining custom responsive breakpoints together with the media query selection tool. This works on any HTML page, regardless of which framework it is using (or not). See it in action and learn how to use Pinegrow to create responsive sites. Multi-page editing was

  • Release 1.107, April 23 2014

    New Pinegrow Web Designer 1.107 is available for download on pinegrow.com with many improvements that will make your work with Pinegrow quicker and more reliable.

  • Release 2.1 – May 26. 2015

    Pinegrow 2.1 with Page tabs, WP goodies and more Hi, Matjaz here, the author of Pinegrow Web Editor. Pinegrow 2.1 is available for download. The update is free if it falls within one year from your license purchase (no problem if that’s not the case – you can get additional year of updates for half

  • Release 2.01 – April 22, 2015

    Release 2.01 has a couple of important bug fixes: App window disappeared on Windows after being minimised. Theme could not be exported in trial mode on Windows. Attributes enclosed in single quotes were not correctly parsed. This is a free update for all Pinegrow users.  

  • Release 2.00 – April 3, 2015

    DOWNLOAD PINEGROW 2.0 Important: If Pinegrow app window disappears after launch do this. New in this release (free for all existing users): WordPress theme builder (optional paid add-on, see below for special upgrade offer) Refreshed UI Icons for CSS properties (thanks Martin!) Font Awesome plugin (use File -> Manage frameworks to activate it for the current page)

  • Release 1.27 – 24. Dec. 2014

    Download Pinegrow Web Editor 1.27. New & improved: Open recent files Setting to disable auto-reloading externally changed files Online documentation Kelvin Pine – free personal resume Bootstrap theme Bug fixes

  • Release 1.24 – Oct 17, 2014

    Hi! Pinegrow 1.24 is available for download. It has important bug fixes and improvements. This is a free update for all existing users. Trial users will get fresh 7 days to try it out. To update, simply download and install the latest version from pinegrow.com. Below is the list of changes with a bit of extra details added

  • Release 1.23 – Oct. 7, 2014

    Pinegrow Web Designer 1.23 is available for download. This is a free update for all existing users. It has lots of bug fixes and a couple of useful improvements: AngularJS support When playing with AngularJS and Pinegrow we discovered they work quite well together. Pinegrow lets you at the same time edit and use AngularJS apps,

  • Release 1.22 – Oct 2, 2014

    Hi, there! After four months of hard work we’re very happy to let you know that Pinegrow 1.22 is released! Why is that a big deal? Because now you can safely use PG to edit pages that contain JavaScript powered elements such as sliders, modals, etc. Nowadays most templates and websites use these. That means tha PG

  • Release 1.2 – Sep 26, 2014

    1.21 Beta has lots of improvements: Edit pages with JS plugins (more about this here). Use Edit code together with visual editing Any changes done in LIB, PROP on the page, or in the tree are reflected in the code view. Changes done in the code view are reflected on the page and in the tree.