This plugin allows you to reduce the amount of time spent switching between browser windows. With this jquery plugin included on a page, you'll be able to select individual elements and write css code for it right in your browser. Changes are updated on the fly, so you can see your style changes as you write them.
The CSS generated by your edits can then be generated and copy-pasted into your stylesheet file for minor edits.
This is a really useful if you like the live-update abilities of Firebug on Firefox but would like a cleaner way to export your css changes.
This is really cool. Thanks for posting.
CSSEdit has the same behavior and much more to offer.
I like the idea of webtools build with html and js (we even build one) but all considered a dedicated app is much less troubles.
Only drawbacks: it is Mac only and shareware.
For what it's worth, I like to edit and preview in Coda, the HTML editor I use.
The idea of web-based apps for coding appeals to me but none so far has been as much fun and easy to use as a desktop app (in my case I use Coda).
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