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so I have a Github Pages website, and there's a default CSS file that comes along. I basically wiped the slate clean and I'm not using any of their HTML code, but I wanted to see if there was a utility or something that can list out uncalled CSS rules so I can get rid of them. Anyone know of such a thing?
Try Firefox Extension Dust-Me or Chrome Developer Tools that called Audits.
Inspect -> Audits tab -> Run -> Remove unused CSS rules.
or Try this site.
also you can refer to this question Tool to identify unused css definitions
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Right now, I am using Notepad++ with two windows (page.html & page.css) - selecting an html tag I'd like to see the applied css for this specific tag, but with NotepadPlus I always have to scroll through deepest jungle of code.
The beavior I am asking for is similiar like with Firebug, when you inspect html and Firebug shows you the css applied on this specific tag.
The editor does not need to be complex, no wysiwyg.
(I know Dreamweaver is about visuality, but does it do the job?)
I think I have stumbled upon the functionality you require inside an editor called "Brackets". In your html file, if you target an html element, you can hit "Ctrl/Cmd + E" and you get the css for that specific element. And Brackets is a free to use Adobe editor. Hope this is what you are looking for.
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I was wondering if there is a CSS element inspector so you can easily copy an element completely AND all it's (USED ONLY) CSS properties.
I want to be able to copy only the CSS lines that used to create that specific [selected] element.
iow... I want to clean all lines that was NOT used for used to create [maybe] other element(s) without the need to work hard and search inside the CSS file(s) manually.
right-click -> inspect element -> Computed
You could link your project in the Chrome Dev Tools. This way you can do live edits. enter link description here
I found this question.
Is there a way to check which CSS styles are being used or not used on a web page?
This points to a Firefox plugin and a Chrome plugin that you allow you to see only the applied styles.
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I have 10+ CSS files and around 30+ HTML/JSP files. I want to search each and every class/id in CSS files one by one in all HTML/JSP files so that can remove the rules which are not being used.
Is there any tool available to help in this?
I know there are Chrome/FF plugins to eliminate useless CSS rules but they only work for single page.
You can use this firefox plugin and this plugin for Chrome
They appear to do exactly that.
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I want to find a simple small open source cms and I like the idea of logging in, then being able to go to any website page and double click on it to edit it on the fly- are there any that offer this? in drupal and wordpress you have to wait for the admin pages to load and then flick to the public view and it is quite annoying.
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In Joomla it's possible http://www.joomla.org/
Try Plone, it allows you to edit pages inline (turned off by default).
You did not try very hard to find an answer.
First link on Google. http://opensourcecms.com
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I'm looking for open source libarary that I can use to enable users of my site to open any page (perhaps in an iframe) and allow them to select an html element from it just like firebug allows.
It should be done in a website (no by a browser plugin).
Any idea where to begin?
Thanks!
You could potentially use FirebugLite i think. you would have to come u with a way to change the functionality/skin accordingly with your wishes but the basic stuff is there.
http://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/Firebug_Lite