Creating CSS my way

Writing CSS most often is a repetitive task of making small adjustments and hitting "Refresh", ask beetle he knows (http://www.codingforums.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=115714#post115714) :D . It can get especially bad with dynamic pages when you try to style an element, which requires a certain amount of action to get to.

Finally I got fed up with this and after checking out DOM Inspector and reading DOM 2 Style specs cover to cover I decided that it's time to Style Live (http://www.klproductions.com/stylelivelite.html) :thumbsup:

Application is Moz only (IE does not support DOM 2 Style :mad: ). I tried to test it in Opera 7.0, but somehow window.open did not work (yes, I am opening a popup :D ).
So far it is mostly a "proof of concept" version, which I decided to release as "Lite", and has a few limitations.

I'd like to work with it myself and get feedback from whoever cares to provide one, before I decide which features to add in a "full-featured" version.
So far on my list are support for multiple stylesheets, added keyboard interface and support for shorthand property names.

Enjoy.

file>quick preferences and click accept popup windows.

it popped up in opera 6.0 when i did that.

scroots

I did not try to do it in 6.0 because I know for sure it does not support DOM2. Going to preferences and checking "Accept Popup Windows" did nothing in 7.0.

Looks nice!

You know that Jesse Ruderman has made a bookmarklet which has almost the same functionality.
You can find it here:
http://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/webdevel.html#edit_styles

Yes, I saw that and it is really good for smaller projects. However, I found it becomes slow when a bigger stylesheet is involved.