CSS bookmarklets

Simon Willison recommends some bookmarklets that can be used to experiment with CSS and make your CSS development quicker and easier. I agree. Some of these really kick ass. Especially edit styles, which lets you edit a page’s style sheets on the fly, with live updates. Very Extremely neat.

• June 3, 2003
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