BBEdit does not have an inline editor like Brackets. You will have to use
search if you do not know the location of the CSS element that you want to
edit.
What I do, if I don't know where the styling elements are, is to do a
multi-file search which is really fast. Once I find the css document(s)
I see your point. If you're doing things the hard way, then this situation
could be troublesome.
On Thursday, February 9, 2017 at 9:42:27 AM UTC-8, Lewis Butler wrote:
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> On Feb 9, 2017, at 3:37 AM, Greg Raven >
> wrote:
> > The obvious response is that when working with CSS -- that is, cascad
On Feb 9, 2017, at 3:37 AM, Greg Raven wrote:
> The obvious response is that when working with CSS -- that is, cascading
> style sheets -- you shouldn't have to edit every style sheet that has
> attributes for that ID. You should only have to edit the last style sheet,
> right? That's the whole
Hi Mark,
as Joe suggests the first step is to poke around the site with the
developer tools in your browser.
Every major browser has developer tools and although they have differences
they have much in common.
Until I have a browser specific CSS problem to hunt down I favour Firefox
(btw Joe most
Yes, I would normally only have one master style sheet for an entire site,
maybe a second one for print if that was necessary. Any slight
modifications to the master styles can be made on the individual pages and
take precedence over the master styles. The last style sheet linked in the
takes
The obvious response is that when working with CSS -- that is, cascading
style sheets -- you shouldn't have to edit every style sheet that has
attributes for that ID. You should only have to edit the last style sheet,
right? That's the whole point of cascading, especially for styled IDs,
becaus
I use Firebug in Firefox for this job.
On Wednesday, February 8, 2017 at 4:44:33 PM UTC, Simdude wrote:
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> I've been searching the manual but haven't found how you quickly get to
> CSS attributes. i.e., I have a div with some id and want to edit its
> attributes that are in one or more css file
I've been searching the manual but haven't found how you quickly get to CSS
attributes. i.e., I have a div with some id and want to edit its attributes
that are in one or more css files. How can I quickly find the attributes
associated with this id? I don't believe BBedit has an inline editor (a
