Difference between revisions of "Using WebDAV to edit your theme"
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=== Editing your theme using WebDAV === | === Editing your theme using WebDAV === | ||
| − | You can edit your theme files using just about any text editor coupled with an application that allows you to access files through WebDAV. For easy access to your theme's files in Windows, we recommend [[Using NetDrive to connect to your store using WebDAV | Netdrive]], and Mac OSX has [[Editing your theme using | + | You can edit your theme files using just about any text editor coupled with an application that allows you to access files through WebDAV. For easy access to your theme's files in Windows, we recommend [[Using NetDrive to connect to your store using WebDAV | Netdrive]], and Mac OSX has [[Editing your theme using WebDAV on Mac OSX | native support for WebDav]] built in. |
* [[Editing your theme using WebDAV in Dreamweaver | Adobe Dreamweaver (Windows & Mac OSX)]] | * [[Editing your theme using WebDAV in Dreamweaver | Adobe Dreamweaver (Windows & Mac OSX)]] | ||
Revision as of 16:01, 27 June 2012
You can now edit your theme using WebDAV! See below for tutorials on how to use specific programs, or use the general settings below if you have another WebDAV enabled editor that is not listed below.
General settings
Access your theme files at https://yourstoreaddress.spiffystores.com/dav/
Username: Your store login email
Password: Your password
Editing your theme using WebDAV
You can edit your theme files using just about any text editor coupled with an application that allows you to access files through WebDAV. For easy access to your theme's files in Windows, we recommend Netdrive, and Mac OSX has native support for WebDav built in.
- Adobe Dreamweaver (Windows & Mac OSX)
- Netdrive (Windows)
- Native support for WebDav in Mac OSX
- Coda (Mac OSX)
- Taco HTML Edit (Mac OSX)
- TextMate (Mac OSX)
About WebDAV
WebDAV (World Wide Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) is a standard for collaborative authoring on the Web. It is a set of extensions to the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) that allows for collaborative editing and file management between users via the Internet.
For more information, check the WebDAV website at http://www.webdav.org