Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
Mark D Hiatt wrote:
One trick I've used quite a few times is to put a garish border around
whatever I'm working on at the moment. If my page is deep reds and browns,
I'll put a 1px solid yellow border around a DIV I am wrestling with, and
quite often that shows
How do you go about debugging a CSS?
Are there any tricks you've picked up over the last several months or
years that seem to help you when what you meant isn't quite what you're
seeing?
One trick I've used quite a few times is to put a garish border around
whatever I'm working on at the
On 5/15/2006 11:22 AM, Mark D Hiatt wrote:
How do you go about debugging a CSS?
Are there any tricks you've picked up over the last several months or
years that seem to help you when what you meant isn't quite what you're
seeing?
This has probably been mentioned on this list a number of
Brett Leber wrote:
This has probably been mentioned on this list a number of times, but the
Web Developer extension [1] for Firefox is invaluable for debugging CSS.
And there are many much FF extensions to debug and develop CSS, look at
this useful article:
Mark D Hiatt wrote:
How do you go about debugging a CSS?
Are there any tricks you've picked up over the last several months or
years that seem to help you when what you meant isn't quite what you're
seeing?
[-snip-]
Any others?
Ooh my, yes.
1. http://validator.w3.org/
- Validation
Web Inspector and WebDevAdditions in WebKit/Safari, Web Developer
Toolbar and FireBug in FF and Web Accessibility Toolbar in IE.
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Mark D Hiatt wrote:
(Q1)
How do you go about debugging a CSS?
Are there any tricks you've picked up over the last several months or
years that seem to help you when what you meant isn't quite what you're
seeing?
(Q2)
One trick I've used quite a few times is to put a garish border
