Michael, you have always been able to do this with Firebug - it's just a
little bit hidden.
When you have selected an element with no class, right-click on some
whitespace in the Style panel and choose 'Edit Element Style'
Element.Style {
}
will appear in the panel and you can add the style you need. The way you
have done it is the long way round.
hth,
d
On Wednesday, June 11, 2014 9:24:51 PM UTC+1, Michael Patterson wrote:
> Could be possible add a option in the html inpector -> css inpector in the
> next version? like in the image.
>
> I love firebug, but, I usually I have problems when I starting with css,
> when I inspect an element, for example a div, if the div have some
> properties in a css file, is great because I can add more properties, but,
> when the element don't have any property in a css file, if I want to add
> some one to test, I need to click right -> add new attribute -> style ->
> property, so, is not cool and take time, Chrome and firefox inspectors have
> this feature, is not a big deal, but it is very helpful.
>
>
>
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