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Best app for editing style sheets?
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What's your favourite app for editing CSS documents and html documents with lots of style info in?
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[shameless plug]
It's CSSEdit! 
[/shameless plug]
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If you're not too knowledgeable on CSS then I agree with Jan, CSSEdit is definitetly the way to go. I've been using that for a long while and it's a great way to learn CSS.
Now I use whatever text editor I'm editing my .html in to edit the CSS since I've learnt enough.
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CSS Edit is very nice...and easy to use too.
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I also just stick with a text editor. I was always partial to the free BBedit Lite, though I've been using TextWrangler lately. It's pretty decent, though they changed several of my favorite features in frustrating ways.
--Josh
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Smultron and Textwrangler are both good text editors.
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You can take the dude out of So Cal, but you can't take the dude outta the dude, dude!
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