Many times I will use firebug's HTML tab to troubleshoot css. I can
go through some of the styles for various elements and disable margins
or other attributes as needed (by using the little disable icon), I
can also alter what is already there by simply changing what is
written. The issue I run into is that I sometimes find myself
forgetting what it was I changed, then most of my troubleshooting must
be redone.
What I propose is that altered css change color when it gets changed,
much like when disabling an attribute (it gets dimmed). Say I do the
following:
Original css
.myclass {
color: #FFF;
}
Altered css
.myclass {
color: #000;
}
The altered css would now have "color: #000;" written in red.
Additionally, I think completely added attributes should be colored as
well.
Altered css
.myclass {
color: #000;
font-weight: bold;
}
Now, "font-weight: bold;" would be written in perhaps green, "color:
#000;" would again be red.
I hope this all makes sense. I love this extension!
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Nicholas Alipaz
http://custombuttons2.com/
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