[HN Gopher] CSS Dig ___________________________________________________________________ CSS Dig Author : mhb Score : 65 points Date : 2022-10-22 16:16 UTC (6 hours ago) (HTM) web link (www.cssdig.com) (TXT) w3m dump (www.cssdig.com) | breck wrote: | Would be cool if you could just put in a URL and see it work | without doing a chrome extension | [deleted] | neongreen wrote: | Hm. Where exactly does it report the found issues? I used it on | my web app and I see a lot of selectors&properties but nothing | else. | throwthere wrote: | I read through this a few times to see what it does. It helps | find inconsistencies in your webpage design. It does that by | reporting the frequency of properties and the frequency of | property values in your CSS. You then evaluate that report for | potential problems. For instance, shades of blue that are meant | to be the same but slightly off. Or font-sizes that are 14px | somewhere and 16px somewhere else. | vmoore wrote: | Just a heads up: this is a tool for complex CSS code-bases. If | you keep your CSS minimal and terse you don't really need this. | Etheryte wrote: | This is pretty much a non-argument, you could just as well say | you don't really need a debugger if you keep your programs | minimal. Certain problems have inherent complexity and no | abstraction can remove that intrinsic property. You can run a | 20-line CSS file for your personal blog where every page looks | the same, but you will need more for complex applications with | a number of different views, layouts, etc. ___________________________________________________________________ (page generated 2022-10-22 23:00 UTC)