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When develop a website with Wordpress, I spent a lot of time to change small pieces of code like CSS, HTML element.

Each time I did that, I needed to do so many steps:

1. Change the code
2. Save it
3. Switch to web page window
4. Refresh the web page
5. Check the updated content

I had 2 monitors in my workspace. So I wish that have some technical help me just save the code then web page will auto refresh.

After that, I just have 3 steps:

1. Change the code
2. Save it
3. Check the updated content

Many thanks for your help!!!

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When develop a website with Wordpress, I spent a lot of time to change small pieces of code like CSS, HTML element.

Each time I did that, I needed to do so many steps:

1. Change the code
2. Save it
3. Switch to web page window
4. Refresh the web page
5. Check the updated content

I had 2 monitors in my workspace. So I wish that have some technical help me just save the code then web page will auto refresh.

After that, I just have 3 steps:

1. Change the code
2. Save it
3. Check the updated content

Many thanks for your help!!!

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Share Improve this question asked Jun 7, 2019 at 1:20 LinherestLinherest 322 bronze badges 2

• This is definitely possible...node.js or browswersyc can start you in the right direction, but it's way out of scope for this stack. – rudtek Commented Jun 8, 2019 at 14:53
• I did this before with static HTML project by using node.js. I guess we need a specific technique to do the same thing with Wordpress so I asked for help. I find out that BrowserSync is a perfect solution in this case. Thank you so much! – Linherest Commented Jun 8, 2019 at 16:00

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Something like BrowserSync is what you're looking for ( https://scotch.io/tutorials/how-to-use-browsersync-for-faster-development )