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Design Tip: CSSFly lets you edit live site design in your browser

Filed under: Internet, Utilities, Web services, Design Tips

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Megan Taylor said 8:30PM on 3-22-2007
CSSVista lets you edit CSS live with a split browser for Fireox and IE.
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Nick O'Neill said 10:56PM on 3-22-2007
This isn't bad, but the Firefox developer toolbar offers the same functionality and some. You can even edit html on the fly. I use it at work, and highly recommend it.
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Thomas said 9:43PM on 3-22-2007
This is extremely cool and works on Mac and PC. Thanks for sharing!
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no_link said 9:51PM on 3-22-2007
How is this better or different then the web developer toolbar for firefox? You can edit CSS, HTML , and place windows wherever you want
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Kunal said 10:52PM on 3-22-2007
#3, I use the Web Dev Toolbar for Firefox too, and it's a great add-on.
The difference seems to be that CSSFly is not a browser add-on, so you can use it within any browser, even on a public computer, to play with a site's stylesheet. I'm not sure if I'd ever want to do that, but the option is there now. :)
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kingkool68 said 1:28PM on 3-23-2007
Come on the best tool out there for web development is Firebug, hands down. You can select a specific piece of HTML code and see all of the styles that are applied to that code and even styles that are overridden as indicated by a strikethrough. Check it out at http://www.getfirebug.com/
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