Two Great Firefox CSS Plugins

Here are two extensions that we use in our Dev enviroment to simplify CSS editing and testing

View formatted source - will allow you to view any page and see the full CSS definitions for any HTML element. Great for debugging and discovering the source of a style definition.

Note: The download won't work in FF1.5+. To get around this issue, download the extension and save locally. Then, open the extension with a Zip extractor and edit the .rdf file. You'll see a param for the max FF version. Modify this to the latest version (or higher if you want to protect yourself from having to repeat this exercise) and save back into the .xpi file. Then, load this extension.

I have no issues running this extension in FF1.5.

EditCSS - Great tool to edit the CSS file for any live page. It opens as a sidebar.
Posted by at Sunday, February 05, 2006
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Isaac Sacolick is President of StarCIO, a technology leadership company that guides organizations on building digital transformation core competencies. He is the author of Digital Trailblazer and the Amazon bestseller Driving Digital and speaks about agile planning, devops, data science, product management, and other digital transformation best practices. Sacolick is a recognized top social CIO, a digital transformation influencer, and has over 900 articles published at InfoWorld, CIO.com, his blog Social, Agile, and Transformation, and other sites. You can find him sharing new insights @NYIke on Twitter, his Driving Digital Standup YouTube channel, or during the Coffee with Digital Trailblazers.