My name is Lauren and I am a web developer working for a company where
I use CSS to create custom templates for ads we display on sites (no
pop-ups or anything obnoxious, promise). I use firebug for a lot, and
often times when I am tweaking the CSS I do it through firebug first
to test it before I save it to a style sheet. We use default templates
which I tweak and then save custom files which adjust the style.
I really want a tool in firebug to take everything I've changed from
the default loaded template (we use a preview tool which is what I
work through) and shows me so I can copy it and save to a more
permanent file. I think this would be super useful and have not found
a program out there to do this for me. Basically it would show me the
diff between what it loaded and what I changed in the correct format
for me to copy + paste to a new file. Like, if I edited something in
body {}, it would not only display the individual thing I changed
margin: 0; => margin: 20px; but would show body { margin: 20px; } so
it would be syntactically correct.
I know this might create memory issues when making lots of changes and
I'm not a firebug developer so I don't know much about the limitations
of this but it seems like something that should exist and that I would
use every day and love. I'd like to know if this is a reasonable thing
I'm asking for or if there's a tool I've missed that can do this.
<3 Firebug
-Lauren
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