> Daniel Beardsmore wrote: >> I can't believe that no-one on this list has a tried and tested way to edit >> people's >> CSS. >> Gunlaug Sørtun replied: > > Me neither :-) > > FWIW: I always use Opera -> save as -> HTML files with images. Haven't lost a > stylesheet yet - other than those that are CCed for IE/win and they are easy > to > download and plug in separately. > > Then I simply open the stylesheets in a text-editor, or simply override the > relevant > parts in the page head in an (X)HTML editor. > Me too. But the Firefox extension looks like a winner.
You can also edit any part of a web page from the cache in Opera, then choose : Tools > Advanced > Reload from cache The built-in Tools > Advanced > Error console is great for flagging, well, errors. Cordially, David -- www.hucklesby.com
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