EditCSS 
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The Editcss project ought to be an easy way for web developpers to edit and modify currently loaded stylesheets. It's an extension based on a wonderfull bookmarklet created by Jesse Ruderman : Edit styles and displays the code into a sidebar under Mozilla Firefox.
So, many thanks to Jesse Ruderman [en] ! For now, let's discover this tool and try it.
If you do not get a response to a question posted in this forum, please try sending a message to the project's mailing list or to the project owner directly.
- [1] Submitted by: Allan on Wednesday September 10th 2003
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Nice project!
- [2] Submitted by: bsander on Sunday September 14th 2003
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Wow. This so rocks.
- [3] Submitted by: Jed on Tuesday September 16th 2003
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Awesome extension! Thank!
Drop us a line at database.mozdev.org if you want it listed on Extension-Room and MFH ;) - [4] Submitted by: Rick on Saturday September 20th 2003
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Wow! This is going to save *so* much time. Thank you.
Two feature requests:
Could it recognise the media attribute? My site specifies styles for screen and print, but because the print one is linked last, EditCSS applies that style sheet when viewing on screen.
Code colouring would be very handy too - nothing fancy, just one colour for selectors, one for properties and one for values.
- [5] Submitted by: talou on Saturday September 20th 2003
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yes, you're right, the media problem is in the bug list.
I'll work on those essentials when I'd have more time !
But in any way, suggestions and addons are welcome, if you want to speed up the developement. - [6] Submitted by: Aknot on Monday September 22nd 2003
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Hi,
Funny & useful extention. But just a question...
When toggle with ctrl+8, "focus" seems to be lost,
To reopen, I must click on the main page (or use
the popup menu). What I've missed?Thank.
- [7] Submitted by: Anemone on Monday September 22nd 2003
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I installed this in Mozilla 1.5b. Now I see the "Edit CSS" option on the contextual menu, but clicking it doesn't seem to do anything. What am I missing?
- [8] Submitted by: talou on Monday September 22nd 2003
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Aknot, you're right, I have the same problem under linux. But not under windows XP... I just add this to the bug list.
Anemone, halas, I know this ! EditCSS installs correctly in mozilla : it appears in chrome://editcss/content/ecSidebar.xul but the sidebar processus is quite different from Firebird. That's why for now, EditCSS is only for Firebird... I'm sorry. But you ever can use http://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/webdevel.html#edit_styles the bookmarklet !
- [9] Submitted by: Max on Thursday September 25th 2003
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Great!
- [10] Submitted by: Jim on Saturday September 27th 2003
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This is awesome. I will save so much time!
Instant feedback...... What will they think of next???Thanks guys!
Jim
- [11] Submitted by: Mimik on Saturday September 27th 2003
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Superb. Just 2 comments:
1) Syntax coloring would be nice
2) TAB key should do tab into code, now it will jump out of EditCSS - [12] Submitted by: dukdukgoos on Saturday September 27th 2003
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I'd also like to see the TAB key behavior changed so it actually inserts a TAB character instead of changing focus to the main window. Also, background images don't show up. Thanks for the GREAT tool!
- [13] Submitted by: talou on Sunday September 28th 2003
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Ok looking for something to insert TAB into the textarea. Dunno for now how to do, nor to put color, but I'm searching... Any idea is welcome !
- [14] Submitted by: M. Sokolewicz on Sunday September 28th 2003
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if I get some free time on my hands I think I'll be able to create a modified build for mozilla aswell... it shouldn't be too hard (from what I'm looking at)
I'll keep you posted
- [15] Submitted by: talou on Sunday September 28th 2003
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M Sokoliewicz, very nice ! keep me tuned in order to merge into a better extension, if you want...
I'm working now with midas, only for trying a richedit control with tab and colors... cf http://www.mozilla.org/editor/midas-spec.html
Stay tuned !