Panels & Tools

Everything you do in Pinegrow is live. All the changes you do are immediatelly visible in one or more page views. There you can build and test your page at the same time.

The Library panel contains elements that can be placed on the page. You can also use the Library panel to insert the code directly, to define your own components and load any page as a library.

Load any website into the Library panel and use it as a component library from where you can drag elements to your page.

The Tree panel displays the structure of the page. Use it to navigate and edit the page elements with precision.

Use Element properties panel to edit element’s attributes. For example, to edit classes of any element, or to change source and alt text attributes of an image. The panel also contains controls for properties defined by frameworks like Bootstrap.

Styling – painting and positioning elements – is done with CSS properties and rules. Pinegrow offers a collection of powerful styling tools to suit different tasks and workflows.

Pinegrow’s unique feature is deep integration of visual and code editing tools – both for HTML and CSS editing.

Add any HTML element into a custom snippet library and reuse it on the same page, on other pages and even in other projects.

History panel lets you move back and forward through HTML and CSS edits.

Drag & drop in Pinegrow has a bunch of useful tricks up its sleeve.

Pinegrow contains many helpers and tools that can make you even more productive.

Pinegrow comes with a powerful and flexible user interface that gets out of your way when you don’t need it.

Pinegrow has many useful keyboard shortcuts that can make your work even faster.

Let’s take a look at how Pinegrow Web Editor can be used to open and edit websites and applications from local or remote web servers.

Dynamic elements are HTML elements created by Javascript code after the page loads.

Pinegrow is not an all-or-nothing web development solution. You can use Pinegrow alongside your favorite code editor or IDE like Atom, Visual Studio, Sublime Text, Vim, Emacs, WebStrom or Adobe Dreamweaver.

The Pinegrow Design panel allows you to set project wide styling including color palette and fonts. Plus, the saved design and Surprise me! button allow you to easily explore design alternatives.

PHP HTML templates are .php files that contain valid HTML layouts with dynamic PHP parts. Starting from Pinegrow 2.4 you can visually edit them in Pinegrow Web Editor.

Pinegrow comes with a Font Awesome plugin that lets you easily add icons to the page and edit their properties. It also supports Icon stacks.

All editions of Pinegrow (desktop Pinegrow Web Editor, self-hosted WordPress plugin and Pinegrow Online) now let you conveniently publish projects to Netlify static HTML hosting.