The project is a way to help the user to group all related folders under a single entity. The project tree underlines the files that are already open. The filter option can exclude the user input extensions, like the .class files in a java project. Whenever there are files added or removed from a project from outside the editor, the refresh button will instantlly regenerate the project tree. WebTide can create two kind of projects: normal projects and HTML projects. You need to create HTML projects if you want to use the FTP uploader feature. The difference between these two types of projects is that in a normal project you can add as many files and as many folders as you want, but in the HTML project you can set only one folder, the web root, since it actually emulates the structure of a website.

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The FTP uploader will help you upload the files contained in a HTML project on a FTP server. You only need to select which files you want uploaded, and WebTide will remember these files the next time you will use the FTP uploader. Do not forget to create at least one FTP profile before you use this feature.

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The tasks view will help you better organize your time. Just stick your ideas to a position within a file and you can quickly access it later. You have 5 types of tasks available to suite your needs. Double clicking on a task will instantly open the file that the task was attached to, at the line the task was attached.

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The templates are pieces of code used often. The editor saves the in your user home, and by using the "Copy to clipboard" feature, you can access them instantlly.

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• The html outline shows the whole html file in a tree structure. The outline re-generates the structure tree every time the file is saved.
• The java outline shows the members and fields in a tree structure, with the members and methods as children of the class that owns them. The interior classes are childs of the above class.

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For the html and xml files, the problem window will show syntax problems, unclosed tags, missing attributes and many other. The problem list items can be sorted by two criterias: the line they have occured in the file or the priority. The errors have a higher priority than the warnings.

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The search tools are unlike anything you have seen before. These tools are one of WebTide's strong points. The search window will show you multiple search results, and keep the search results in a history like tree. The find in path tool will show you the exact folder structure, for the folder you search in, and will show the occurences as children of the files they were found in. The find in path dialog will allow you to filter out unwanted files by extension.

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• To add a bookmark you just have to press Ctrl + Shift + [Bookmark Number]
• To go to a bookmark just press Ctrl + [Bookmark Number]. In the Bookmarks menu you can see the files where your bookmarks are set.

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• The join lines feature allows you to join multiple lines in a single line. All you have to do is select the lines you want to join, right click in the editor and choose Join Lines.
• The convert to upper/lower case feature allows you to change the case for parts of text. Select the text and right click in the editor. Choose the option you want and it's done.
• The word highlight feature helps you instantly see all occurences of the selected text in the edited file.

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