CSS Brush - Live CSS editor Chrome 插件, crx 扩展下载

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Live CSS editor. Apply CSS styles live on a webpage.CSS Brush - Live CSS Editor
Make your chrome browser a CSS parlor to style up your website.

A powerful tool to style up your website live. Writing a CSS file is always a tedious job for few reasons. We came up with fairly awesome solutions for all the development challenges involving CSS.

[Note: Please see at the end, in which conditions CSS Brush will not work]

Features of CSSBrush:
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#1 Live CSS Editor {
    Your webpage is a canvas. Everything you do with CSS Brush is applied instantly onto your page. So it's not web designing but a web painting experience.
}

#2 Text editor like interface {
    Though the tool doesn't provide a complete text editor kind of interface. It offers far more, to CSS properties, than just text typing.
}

#3 Context sensitive menu {
    You get to know the matching properties as you type. So you needn't have to type all the character but just few like b, o and enter are enough to type in "border". Or may be few up and down arrow strokes can get you at the required property.
}

#4 Switch On/Off property {
    You needn't have to erase complete CSS property of the element, rather you could just switch it Off. So you can check the element style when the property is OFF or ON
}

#5 Duplicate properties {
    You can provide multiple instances of same property. Like, provide "color:red; color:green; color:blue;" for an element. Only last duplicate entry will be switched ON by default. But this feature is handy to you to have, or to give your manager, a choice to decide which one best suits for the page.
}

#6 Sorted properties {
    As you type-in a property, it will be placed at the sorted location. This feature overcomes the hassles that the developers face due to duplicate properties.
}

#7 Use Up/Down arrow keys to increase/decrease numbers {
   It's often required to see the style by frequently changing numbers in properties like width, margin, padding, etc. Use Up and Down keys to change numbers on the fly.
}

#8 Element Selectors with CSS path {
    You needn't have to type the complete CSS path for the selector like "body table.x tr td div.a div ul li span.x". Just select from the page with mouse and get the complete CSS path.
}

#9 Selector filters {
    If you feel that the CSS path obtained by the selector is clumsy, you may filter it by few clicks. Like you can make the CSS path mentioned in point#7 as, "table.x div.a span.x" or just ".x .a .x" with just a couple of clicks.
}

#10 See effective elements {
    Hover mouse pointer on any token of the selector that you composed to see all the elements affected by that selector, until that token. Like in the CSS path mentioned in point#7, you can see all the effective elements of "body table.x tr", when you hover mouse pointer on the "tr" token.
}

#11 Apply Selector Attributes {
    Adding attributes like ":hover", ":first-child", ":nth-child(10)", etc., are just a click away. Like in the CSS path mentioned in point#8, you can hover mouse pointer on "div.a" and choose ":hover" option, which results in your selector as "table.x div.a:hover span.x".
}

#12 Selector list {
    See the list of all the selectors that you created. Selectors are listed in shrinked mode by default. You can expand the list to see complete list.
}

#13 Switch On/Off Selectors {
    You can switch ON/OFF selector in the selector list, to enable or disable all the properties of that selector in one single go, rather than switch ON/OFF individual properties of that selector.
}

#14 Clone a selector {
    You might want to copy properties of a selector and paste it again to apply them, often with some minor changes, to a different selector. This can be done in just few clicks and all the bunch of properties will be applied to an entirely new selector (set of elements).
}

#15 Copy Selector(s) {
    Copy selector(s) with CTRL+C. We could have accessed your clipboard to provide a click-away-copy feature. But we will not access your clipboard, which might contain sensitive data.
}

#16 Switch ON/OFF mouseevents{
    Mouseover, mouseout, mouseenter, etc., are some mouse events which might hinder the element selector of CSS Brush. We switch few mouse events OFF while selector is ON. But you can ON them, if you want to access any element(s), which could only be visible when a particular mouse event is ON.
}

#17 Others {
    Names for selectors, Transparent background, Color selector are few other features.
}

/* #18 More features to come... */

Revision Summary:
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1.0.1: The first brush up
1.0.2: Bug fixes - Styles of CSS Brush itself
1.0.3: Feature1 - New menu elements {Rating, Support, Donation} and their styles
1.0.3: Feature2 - Numbered units (like px, em) increment/decrement with up/down arrow keys
1.0.4: Feature - Selector list expand/shrink feature
1.0.5400: Bug fixes - Styles of CSS Brush itself
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[NOTE: Google page is trademark of Google Inc. This application is not a product of Google Inc. Use of the page, for demonstration of this client side application (CSS Brush), is subject to Google Permissions. It is solely for demonstration purposes about the liveliness of CSS styles on an already published website and the application makes no misuse of the Webpage or its content.]

[NOTE: CSS Brush will not work on below situations ...
. CSS Brush will not work when there is no internet connection
. CSS Brush will not work on local pages - like on webpages opened with file:/// protocol. This is because of Google Chrome privacy policy where a plugin is not allowed to access files on your local disc.
. CSS Brush will not work on FTP based pages - like on webpages opened with ftp:// protocol. This is because CSS Brush is currently implemented only for http:// and https:// protocols.]