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I am maintaining a page that is basically like a wiki, for my internal site.
I would like to change the layout of one of our report pages, but they are made in CSS
Is there any way to modify CSS styles without having to necessarily code by hand and spend time with tables and measurements? I have tried to change by hand values and order of tables but the results are far from being satisfactory (left HTML and web coding behind almost 12 years ago).
Is there any app that allows me to load the CSS style, re-arrange items and sections on the page visually (kinda like you would do in a UI editor like VisualStudio), and allows you to put more sections or elements on the page?
I may go for the route of coding the CSS style, but would love to save time learning something that I will most likely not use for long time (I work as programmer for C++ language, so basically once every 4 years or so).
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use web-developer(f12) with chrome or firebug in firefox.you can add/remove/modify css styles in the web page in real time
firebug : https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firebug/
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Google Chrome and Firefox have some really nice tools to find css for the elements on the page and rearrange things in the browser so you can see how they will look with the changes. Pretty simple to just create a new css file based on the changes you make in the browser and link the page to that new css file without doing much manual coding.
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