Feature request: CSS re-styling options

[bushman_k]

In my workflow, I need to re-style existing HTML/CSS code with custom
CSS styles.
In this kind of tasks some features could be very useful:
- Ability to attach custom local CSS file (now I'm using Stylish add-
on to attach it and Firebug to edit/add styles, but it's not really
good workaround)
- Ability to save changes to local CSS file and use it for current
site even after page reload

- It could be really cool to have "one click solution": open Firebug,
right-click on CSS file in Style box, click "Save & Use local style"
and work with local saved editable copy. Than, if you need, right-
click again there, select "Use original style" to see the difference.
After that, click "Use local style" and revert back to your tweaked
style.

[Jan Honza Odvarko]

I think these would be great features for FireDiff extension,
see: http://www.incaseofstairs.com/firediff/

Honza

[Sebo]

So you should add them as separate issues to the issue tracker:

http://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/list

Before adding them please make sure, there aren't already issues
covering your suggestions.

Sebastian

[Křištof Želechovski]

Dnia wtorek, 27 września 2011 o 14:57:42 bushman_k napisał(a):
> In my workflow, I need to re-style existing HTML/CSS code with custom
> CSS styles.
> In this kind of tasks some features could be very useful:
> - Ability to attach custom local CSS file (now I'm using Stylish add-
> on to attach it and Firebug to edit/add styles, but it's not really
> good workaround)
> - Ability to save changes to local CSS file and use it for current
> site even after page reload
>

In order to use a custom style sheet, insert a STYLE with a TITLE into the HEAD.

HTH,
Chris

[Sebo]

In my workflow, I need to re-style existing HTML/CSS code with custom
CSS styles.

- Ability to attach custom local CSS file

 

In order to use a custom style sheet, insert a STYLE with a TITLE into the HEAD.

I don't understand how the <title> tag should be involved in that, but of course that's it's the easiest way to just replace the referenced CSS file by another one on server-side. Though I can understand, that for some web designers it might be easier to be able to replace the CSS file on-the-fly.

Sebastian

[Křištof Želechovski]

Dnia czwartek, 13 października 2011 o 10:33:33 Sebo napisał(a):
> > In order to use a custom style sheet, insert a STYLE with a TITLE into the
> > HEAD.
> >
> I don't understand how the <title> tag should be involved in that, but of

it will be STYLE TITLE="CUSTOM".

Chris

[Sebo]

it will be STYLE TITLE="CUSTOM".

Ah, yes. Maybe I should have read first before making my statement. :-)
Thanks for the info.

Sebastian