CSS building

Hello all,

I was wondering what you all use to build the CSS for your pages.  Doing
it by hand seems really tedious and a throw back to the
write->compile->run treadmill I came to smalltalk to escape.  So please
let me know if there is something cool out there I don't know about.

Thanks,
Jason
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Hi Jason.. check this

Pragmatic CSS and Javascript in Seaside
http://onsmalltalk.com/programming/smalltalk/pragmatic-css-and-javascript-in-seaside/

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Oh, I'm sorry.  I didn't mean from inside seaside.  I mean, after you
have your page made and it's time to style it, what tool do you use?  
Right now I'm using notepad to build the styles by hand it that is just
an awful way to go.  I have tried several GUI builders, but none where
that great, and none that I saw where actually GUI builders.  They were
kind of "word for CSS", that is, all the possible CSS syntax was known,
but it didn't tell you anything about what your sheets would produce.

Humber Aquino wrote:
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Most of the time i write css style with a simple editor (Smultron) and
test the result in the browser (Safari, Firefox). They give me the
correct output from my styles. I know this is the hard way but i can
trust it and it´s free.

Check this list
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=CssEditors

Hope it helps :D

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I use TopStyle Pro myself from www.newsgator.com occasionally to tweak
our stylesheets (it has a great preview feature), although unless you
really want to get familiar with nitty gritty details of it and have a
good sense of design I'd suggest hiring a good pro-XHTML and pro-CSS
designer.

Also, keep your eyes open for a new version of FireBug at
www.getfirebug.com,

Hope this helps,

-Boris

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Subject: [Seaside] CSS building

Hello all,

I was wondering what you all use to build the CSS for your pages.  Doing

it by hand seems really tedious and a throw back to the
write->compile->run treadmill I came to smalltalk to escape.  So please
let me know if there is something cool out there I don't know about.

Thanks,
Jason
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