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Build real websites with multiple files. Professional project management with file explorer, organization, and full multi-file support.

Why Use a Multi-File HTML Editor?

Real websites aren't single-file projects. They have multiple HTML pages, separate CSS stylesheets, various JavaScript files, and organized folder structures. HCODX lets you create and manage complex multi-file projects just like a professional IDE.

Unlike simple single-file editors, HCODX provides a complete file system with folders, file management, and project organization. Build actual websites, not just code snippets.

Professional Project Management

📁 File Explorer

Visual file tree showing your entire project structure. Create, rename, delete, and organize files with clicks.

📄 Multiple HTML Files

Create separate pages for home, about, contact, etc. Build complete multi-page websites.

🎨 Organized CSS

Split your styles into multiple files. Have separate files for layout, components, and utilities.

⚡ Modular JavaScript

Organize JavaScript into separate modules. Keep utilities, components, and logic separated.

📂 Folder Structure

Create folders to organize your files. Group styles, scripts, and pages logically.

🔗 Link Management

Files automatically link to each other. Reference CSS and JS files correctly without hassle.

How Multi-File Projects Work

In a typical multi-file project, you might have:

📦 My Website
├── 📄 index.html
├── 📄 about.html
├── 📄 contact.html
├── 📁 css/
│ ├── 📄 style.css
│ ├── 📄 layout.css
│ └── 📄 components.css
├── 📁 js/
│ ├── 📄 main.js
│ ├── 📄 utils.js
│ └── 📄 components.js
└── 📁 images/
├── 🖼️ logo.png
└── 🖼️ hero.jpg

Key Features for Multi-File Development

File Navigation

Project Organization

File Linking

Building Multi-Page Websites

Create Your Pages

Start with index.html as your homepage. Add about.html, contact.html, services.html, or any pages your site needs. Each page is a separate HTML file with its own content and structure.

Share Styles Across Pages

Create a main CSS file that all pages link to. Add page-specific CSS files when needed. Your styles stay organized and easy to maintain.

Reuse JavaScript

Write utility functions once and use them across all pages. Create component libraries that work sitewide. Build modular, maintainable JavaScript code.

Project Templates

HCODX includes starter templates for common multi-file projects:

Best Practices for Multi-File Projects

File Naming

  1. Use lowercase with hyphens: about-us.html
  2. Be descriptive but concise: navigation.css not nav.css
  3. Group related files with prefixes: component-header.js

Folder Organization

  1. Keep similar files together (all CSS in /css/)
  2. Create subfolders for large projects (/css/components/)
  3. Use descriptive folder names (/assets/, not /stuff/)

File Structure

  1. Main files in root: index.html, about.html
  2. Assets in folders: /css/, /js/, /images/
  3. Keep structure flat and simple when possible

Advanced Multi-File Features

Import/Export

Import existing projects by uploading multiple files. Export your entire project as a ZIP file with all folders and files intact.

Version Control

Auto-save works across all files. Your entire project saves automatically, protecting all your work.

Search Across Files

Search for text across all project files. Find where variables, functions, or classes are used throughout your codebase.

Global Find and Replace

Replace text across multiple files at once. Update variable names, fix typos, or refactor code project-wide.

Who Needs Multi-File Support?

Professional Developers

Build actual client projects with proper structure. Create maintainable websites with organized code.

Students & Learners

Learn real-world web development practices. Understand how professional websites are structured.

Agencies & Teams

Prototype client websites quickly. Share well-organized projects with team members.

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