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Author Topic: A CSS stylesheet tool for moving styles between .css and .html  (Read 6,804 times)

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anyone know a program that could be used (ideally in batch mode on a bunch of files),
to merge inline html css styles into an existing .css stylesheet, or vice versa?

to be clearer:
i have a bunch of html pages, which reference css styles in an external .css stylesheet.

but some of the .html files also have embedded styles.
i'd like a tool that would automatically move the UNIQUE styles found embedded in html files into the css stylesheet.
(would need to rename styles etc. to avoid name conflicts).

id also love some kind of css checker that identified how many times each style was used in a set of html files..

any such tools exist?

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Re: A CSS stylesheet tool for moving styles between .css and .html
« Reply #1 on: October 14, 2005, 02:26 PM »
Don't know if this what your looking for

http://www.highdots.com/css-editor/index.html

I haven't used it so i can't vouch for it,and it's expensive so be careful but it looks like a beefy tool.
I came across their site because of a free css tab maker.

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Re: A CSS stylesheet tool for moving styles between .css and .html
« Reply #2 on: October 14, 2005, 02:49 PM »
thanks that looks promissing, going to give it a try.

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