Live css

Description

Edit CSS and LESS with auto-complete live on the frontend and on any page using this easy to use plugin. All changes are saved and if LESS is present it will be compiled automatically.

Ever wanted to make a small adjustment fast and easy? Than this is the plugin for you. You can add and edit css and less for the following:

• site wide css
• css on pages – you can add css to all the pages or just to the current page that you are editing.
• css on posts – on current post or all posts
• css on categories – all categories or just the current category archive page
• css on tags

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Installation

Use automatic installer…

Properties are defined within selectors by defining a property and a value. They are separated with a colon and delineated with a semi-colon.

The padding is the spacing between the content and the border (edge of the element.). We can adjust this value with CSS to move the border closer to or farther from the content. Here, the div with id ‘box’ will get 10px of padding all around it. css class id selector code less sass sassy lang rule set propertie value element type attribute pseudo combinator statement identifier keyword comments example padding margin background color font size text decoration hover underline bold italic word wrap family syntax paragraph

The margin is the space around the element. The larger the margin, the more space between our element and the elements around it. We can adjust the margin to move our HTML elements closer to or farther from each other. Here, the div with id ‘box’ will get 10px of margin above and below it, and 5px of margin to the left and right. css class id selector code less sass sassy lang rule set propertie value element type attribute pseudo combinator statement identifier keyword comments example padding margin background color font size text decoration hover underline bold italic word wrap family syntax paragraph

Reviews

Could be great

cunnningstunts January 8, 2018

This would be great if it had automatic autocomplete (or there was an option to make it so), ruins it for me otherwise. Another feature that would be cool is breakpoint tabs, to keep device specific code nicely separated (and no need to write media queries manually). The ability to move and resize the editor would also be nice. Maybe an option to snap it to the side of the page. Adding Javascript this way would also be handy ?? ??

Superb Idea!

Yogesh Singh February 18, 2017

Mind blowing concept. I like this plugin already more than any other similar tool. Thanks to the developers and contributors for such a light weight and useful plugin.

Stopped Working

mguderle November 11, 2016 1 reply

It worked for a few days and I loved it. But it stopped working and there is no support. Please Help!

Simply does not work

Orlandoo September 9, 2016 2 replies

Installs in the wrong folder. Installs in folder “css-live” but tries to load CSS and JS from folder “td-css-live” (so “td-” is wrong). I tried to simply rename the folder “css-live” to “td-css-live”. Now everything is loaded, but a Javascript error “ReferenceError: event is not defined” occurs when I click on the “Save” button. Firefox version 48.0.1 on MacOS

Contributors & Developers

Changelog

1.3

Release Date: September 16, 2016
* The plugin now shows a small marker on tabs that have css in them, making the css editing process easier
* Fixed resource loading issues (renamed the plugin)

1.2.1

Release Date: September 5, 2016
* Better intro documentation and code clean-up

1.2

Release Date: September 2, 2016
* Fixed short slugs, we replaced them with longer slugs

1.1

Release Date: August 30, 2016
* Initial realease