Cross-Browser Debugging CSS – Nicole Sullivan
I was helping Laura (a developer who works with me) learn about cross-browser debugging this week, which got me excited to share my process. The first principal is simply: Work with CSS, not against it. CSS has an underlying design and when you work with it, with the natural flow of how CSS is meant to be used, you will find you have a lot less bugs. I learned CSS by reading the W3C specifications
holmes.css - CSS Markup Detective
Download! Latest Build: holmes.css v1.0 or view the github repo Drag this to your bookmarks toolbar or onto any page to apply holmes.css -Holmes.css Bookmarklet This is experimental, if anyone knows a better hosting service for this let me know. Big thanks to @danielgwood for this! What does it do? The holmes.css file will display either an error (red outline), a warning (yellow outline), or a dep
The CSS profilers are coming!
Back in August I talked about the lack of benchmarks or performance tools for CSS. In the meantime, the fine folk we call browser makers have been working hard on new developer tools to do just that: measure CSS performance. First the Opera team showed off their upcoming style profiler, and now the WebKittens are tinkering on a CSS selector profiler too. One of the features of these tools is to ca
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