06-18-2003, 02:42 AM
I work pretty much the same way you do, but after getting this neat little bookmarklet, I'm gotten in the habit of uploading the rough draft, and working on the CSS through the bookmarklet. Yeah, it's not much of an advantage over having Notepad and Mozilla open at the same time, but for the lazy people out there (me :D ), I don't have to save the CSS file after editing (which I sometimes forget :lol: ) and I don't have to refresh Mozilla.
Of course, later on I have to transfer the modified CSS file in the window to the real thing, but that's another story.
I suppose I'm just easily impressed. <_<
Note: Sometimes the CSS files isn't accessible to you. I usually hide my CSS file in a directory not accessble to the outside, but available to the server. This is to keep people from seeing things you don't want others to see (mostly applies to PHP files, and the ilk, which may have passwords).
Of course, later on I have to transfer the modified CSS file in the window to the real thing, but that's another story.
I suppose I'm just easily impressed. <_<
Note: Sometimes the CSS files isn't accessible to you. I usually hide my CSS file in a directory not accessble to the outside, but available to the server. This is to keep people from seeing things you don't want others to see (mostly applies to PHP files, and the ilk, which may have passwords).