More Power for Firebug
Today I learned that the CSS numeric values in the Firebug, for example, height or indentation, can be changed by 1 or 10 arrows from the keyboard, congratulations to me. Well, I think, well done guys - they did such a good thing! Immediately I tried to crank the same trick with the color property and broke off: the arrows select only a predefined set of named colors and that one is very scanty.
So why not turn the Firebug into a color picker and make it as easy as playing with indentation and size: by clicking on the arrows?
For example, changing the tone one by one when you press the Up button:
# 000000 → Up → # 010101 → Up → # 020202 → ...
And to change each channel separately from RGB, select certain combinations. For example, pressing Ctrl + R + Up (R = Red) increases the value of only the red color component:
# 00 0000 → Ctrl + R + Up → # 01 0000
# 00 0000 → Ctrl + R + PageUp → # 10 0000
rgb ( 0, 0,0) → Ctrl + R + PageUp → rgb ( 10, 0,0)
or green:
rgb (0, 0, 0) → Ctrl + G + PageUp → rgb (0, 10, 0)
And with transparency for GRBA also possible:
rgba (0,0,0, 0 ) → Ctrl + A + Up → rgb (0,0,0, 0.1 )
It would be cool, wouldn't it?
If I’m not afraid, I ask interested parties to convey the idea to Firebug developers, I have a bad English. Or make a plugin.
So why not turn the Firebug into a color picker and make it as easy as playing with indentation and size: by clicking on the arrows?
For example, changing the tone one by one when you press the Up button:
# 000000 → Up → # 010101 → Up → # 020202 → ...
And to change each channel separately from RGB, select certain combinations. For example, pressing Ctrl + R + Up (R = Red) increases the value of only the red color component:
# 00 0000 → Ctrl + R + Up → # 01 0000
# 00 0000 → Ctrl + R + PageUp → # 10 0000
rgb ( 0, 0,0) → Ctrl + R + PageUp → rgb ( 10, 0,0)
or green:
rgb (0, 0, 0) → Ctrl + G + PageUp → rgb (0, 10, 0)
And with transparency for GRBA also possible:
rgba (0,0,0, 0 ) → Ctrl + A + Up → rgb (0,0,0, 0.1 )
It would be cool, wouldn't it?
If I’m not afraid, I ask interested parties to convey the idea to Firebug developers, I have a bad English. Or make a plugin.