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1. Re: When using quick edit for compressed CSS, edge code does not jump to the particular class but displays the whole thing. This destroys the whole purpose. Does anyone know a fix or extension for that.
The workaround is to un-minify the CSS while developing.
Thanks,
Randy
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2. Re: When using quick edit for compressed CSS, edge code does not jump to the particular class but displays the whole thing. This destroys the whole purpose. Does anyone know a fix or extension for that.
Thank you Randy, but some part of the code does not unminify. Some parts of
the CSS is uncoloured. I use the beautify extension to unminify. Thanks
in advance.
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3. Re: When using quick edit for compressed CSS, edge code does not jump to the particular class but displays the whole thing. This destroys the whole purpose. Does anyone know a fix or extension for that.
I suspect that beautify doesn't touch CSS that it is not aware of (e.g. new properties/syntaxes, vendor-prefixes). See if there's a newer version available.
Which compressed CSS are you using? Most CSS libraries come with both compressed and original stylesheets, so use the original one during development/debugging, and switch to the compressed one for deployment.
Randy
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4. Re: When using quick edit for compressed CSS, edge code does not jump to the particular class but displays the whole thing. This destroys the whole purpose. Does anyone know a fix or extension for that.
Hello Randy,
I think I found a fix to my problem. An extension that goes directly to the searched keyword in a minifed CSS or JS