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better solution for tinkering with others CSS
there is a better way to learn about others CSS. install firefox (some of these tools work in camino and some don't, so better just to install firefox) and add the Web Developer extension. tinker with the admired site's CSS to your heart's content. see your changes in real time. when satisfied copy the modified CSS out into the text editor of your choice. free and more impressive than CSS Edit. whiterabbit is charging too much for some primitive CSS visualisation features. if you would like another tool to help with web and CSS chores, there's a lot more joy to be had in $20 of skEdit. white rabbit is a sharp designer however. you'd do better to steal his CSS than buy his editor.
better solution for tinkering with others CSS
CSSEdit quickly became my righthand utility (next to BBEdit) when I started moving into standards-based web development. Some purists (a title that I often put on myself) may feel that the gui may get in the way or handicap the user but the fluid interchange between gui and text editing (text with intelligent autofill features that really work well) has kept it in my arsenal months after I've become familiar with the syntax and no longer need the gui for editing. The grouping and quickfiltering against style names and source alone is well worth the price for managing large stylesheets. |
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