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I have 3 stylesheets that I have copied and pasted all into 1. As such, there are identical/repeated selectors. Is there an effective tool I can use to remove all repeated selectors if the style properties are identical? Another requirement is if the ...
Started by Rees on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Http://www.tothepc.com/archives/combine-merge-multiple-css-files/.
Dust-Me Selectors(FF Plug-in) will remove any unnecessary or duplicate CSS Selectors.
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I would like to remove all unused css selectors from a common css file. While the Firefox extension "Dust Me Selectors" works well, it only works per page. It reports unused selectors for a page but some could be used on other pages.
Is there a tool which...
Started by Abdu on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It appears to me that Dust-Me doesn't really "spider", to the extent that it only follows the links... .
I'm not sure why you can't use Dust Me Selectors, you can right-click on the symbol and select "Spider Sitemap" to do an entire website at once.
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I'm looking for some kind addon for browser (firefox, opera, ie, chrome, etc...), which can easily highlight element(s), which I define by jQuery selector.
Started by MicTech on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Are you looking for Firefinder Firebug extension?
Here's a short screencast with jQuery integration . .
You can use firebug for firefox.
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How to know the correct selector/group of selector for any html element quickly? I'm working on very long bloated html code. and want to apply css on some specfic areas but it's taking to so much time to find a right css selector for any deeply nested...
Started by jitendra on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Just "inspect" the page and click on the element type="text/css"> #id-to-overwrite { width:25px !important; } </style>
No automated tool can.
IMO, Firebug is the best tool suited to your case.
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I was wondering if such a tool exists in a browser. You select any item on the page like a <p> tag nested in several div's and the tool creates a JQuery selector for it which I can copy and use in my Javascript function.
Started by Tony_Henrich on
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If you need a string selector for a particular element to interactively select items on the page and....
More computing...
For example, using $(this) inside a click = $(this).html(); .. .
You can always use the element itself as a selector.
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Firefox has an Xpather extension that allows one to inspect html and extract xpaths. Is there something similar to extract jQuery selectors from html?
Started by molicule on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Sounds like you're looking for Selector Gadget ..
A tool imo.
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I want to fit my website in IE .I want to know how i give the name of css selector in IE like firefox.Please help me!
Started by thinzar on
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There is a similar tool....
I did'nt undersatnd your question "name of css selector in IE",but if you have to assign the css on selector p use like ( <p>hello everyone</p> ) this
p { border:1px solid red; font-size immediately.
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Hi all:
Just a quick question... I currently have the following jQuery code with a selector in it.
var ID = "idControl" function doesTreeViewExist() { if($('#' + ID).length == 0) { return false; } else { return true; } }
I was wondering how do I write...
Started by BeraCim on
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Your test could include HTML to target, something like:
test("selector....
Can easily setup a simple test like this:
test("Your selector test", function() { ok($('#idControl want to just test a selector, you need access to the HTML it affects.
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I am creating a tool that will check dynamically generated XHTML and validate it against expected contents.
I need to confirm the structure is correct and that specific attributes exist/match. There may be other attributes which I'm not interested in,...
Started by Peter Boughton on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
But with a bit of investment, it should give you the robust parsing/CSS selector querying that you're looking the tool in different cases, or just can't resist trying to do something clever, then you could try writing a utility that compiles....
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I know there are some online regex evaluators.. very useful, matching in real time. They are like web applications of RegexBuddy.
I was wondering if there is a similar thing for xPath selectors? I am just learning them and it would be valuable to me.
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Started by alex on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
XPath Query Expression Tool
The XPath Visualizer has been available for almost 9 years and has helped thousands is a popular tool for learning XPath....
Here is one...
It's a handy tool.
Yep! Try the XPath Checker extension for Firefox.
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