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I found some websites that generates CSS for <table> like http://tablestyler.com/ http://www.csstablegenerator.com/ etc, but i have no luck for getting css generator for DIV based tables or grids.
Can anybody suggest some websites that generates CSS and tables/grids usings DIV tags?
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CSS DIV Table Generator
This is a powerful javascript div table layout generator and creator that is compatible with firefox, internet explorer 7, ie8 to versions to ie 9, opera,netscape etc.
Layzilla is the only web-based one that comes to mind, but you'll probably find it easier just writing markup or using something more powerful like Dreamweaver.
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I would like to find resources for figuring out how to update code that only works correctly on Internet Explorer. It is frustrating to have to switch back and forth.
The IE code has user forms that will not display correctly, if at all. Data entered cannot be "submitted". Popups will not work even though the site is trusted and popups allowed.
I guess it could be rephrased what makes a site IE specific?
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The question was to find where the resources were to answer my own question. I am a old Self-Taught Noob, and would rather find a resource to learn from. Teach a man to fish...
The msdn site pointed to by #Sunny Alhat, was perfect for my needs.
You may want to check the MSDN Document for compatibility : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/internet-explorer/ie-developer/compatibility/dn384059(v=vs.85)
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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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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'm looking for a fast way to prototype simple html sites. A collection of pre made html elements (like buttons, forms, messagebox's,... )
I found something like it once, but forgot to bookmark and have been searching for hours.
Twitter Bootstrap may be what you want.
What you're looking for is a template. Just search for "template website" on Google and you'll find a tonne of website offering both free and paid templates.
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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?
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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