Why is it that coders don't ever convert a PSD using the right spacing?

dchuk said:
You just add/edit your styles in the browser and copy it to your css file once it's correct.
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You really ought to try the LiveReload plugin for Chrome or FF. Then you can edit your CSS in Sublime instead and see the changes in real time in your browser.

Fatbat said:
Use a tool like LiveReload or similar and all your HTML/CSS changes show up in real time as you make and save them in your text editor (Sublime Text for example). Put your text editor on one screen and your website in a browser on another and you're good to go.
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Fatbat said:
You really ought to try the LiveReload plugin for Chrome or FF. Then you can edit your CSS in Sublime instead and see the changes in real time in your browser.
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Editing via Firebug is as live as it can get though? Not sure why I would want my entire page to reload every time I change a pixel setting when I can watch the element nudge pixel by pixel with the arrow keys and then just copy and paste that code block into my css file and move on.

dmnEPC said:
Including SASS and SCSS
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I'm not a big fan of anything except pure css mainly because I'm stubborn, but that would be a compelling reason to use livereload I suppose.
 
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