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Is there a tool to check for unused CSS tags in a CSS file?
The reason I am asking is that I have a lot of old/unused tags in my CSS file. I have a website I have been running for a while and have updated the pages many time, so old CSS tags remains there.
I would like a tool that check for all tags found ina page and cross check with the one in CSS file, and let me know all tags that were unused so I could simply delete them from my CSS file to make it smaller.
You can use chrome developer tools,refer following.
http://www.labnol.org/internet/remove-unused-css/28635/
You can use this node.js tool to find unused css: http://davidwalsh.name/uncss for tutorial or https://github.com/giakki/uncss for github
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I'm looking to edit a simple html/css template into something that I want.
My only problem is that I'm not good enough with html/css to be able to layout everything fine regardless of the screen size and browser.
So I was wondering what is a good program which can help he edit this html.
I was thinking something that kind of takes the html and css as input and I can just delete certain elements or add things and it automatically creates the correct html for it.
Any Suggestions?
(I don't mind if its paid or free)
Dreamweaver is good.
You could also use Firebug in Firefox and see what the html does and delete the html from a simple html editor program.
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I know that you can save js and css from chrome, and that sass is in for an experimental feature.
What I'm trying to achieve is a way to track all my changes in the browser when I live edit with my graphic designer. It doesn't seem like I can save html changes; especially considering most of it is generated.
Is there a chrome extension or future plans to do track changes/save them?
You can use "Copy as HTML" in the DevTools Elements panel to save edited parts or even the text of the whole document. As you said most of the document is generated in runtime so it doesn't make much sense to save generated text per se.
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Can someone suggest any native iOS component for editing HTML?
I couldn't find any googling.
Textastic maybe? You'd better search iTunes for related applications and choose yourself.
You might look at TinyMCE or CKEditor. Both are Javascript editors for creating HTML.
Solution here is to create custom JS HTML editor adopted to the touch screen.
I found this tool, its a full featured Html editor like frontpage. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/a-real-html-editor/id732000017?mt=8
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Do you know of any tools that can take a set of CSS styles and move them inline to the appropriate HTML tags?
Many email clients don't read the <style> declarations, which is why the email-marketing tool I use (Campaign Monitor) does this as part of their import functionality.
I'm now working with other software and would like to be able to do this with a 3rd party tool. I could always code directly with inline style declarations but this can get very messy.
So, does anyone know of such tool?
Here ya go.
http://premailer.dialect.ca/
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I'm inheriting a mess of a website where the structure of is impossible to follow mostly because of lack of indenting. Is there a utility that can massage existing code to proper indents?
HTML Tidy is pretty much the standard, and it's often already integrated into text editors and IDEs.
HTML Tidy does a great job at reformatting. It has options for tuning how it processes the files.
Aptana has a source code formatter, it works for HTML, Javascript, PHP, CSS, pretty much everything a web-geek needs ...