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Nodeblox lets you create blocks in a UI that someone else can admin: choose a node to display in that block. The block always stays the same, but the content might change.

Dear developer:

Inline CSS is the bane of our existence. But clients and marketing types love it and use it all the time. Probably because we aren't giving them the flexibility they need.

Inline CSS builds up over time and creates technical debt and visual inconsistencies in our website designs. These become more and more expensive to even identify, much less fix.

This tool makes finding inline CSS a little easier.

1. Install.

Turn on the module. It provides a permission called scan for inline css. If necessary, grant this permission to a user.

2. Navigate to admin/content/inline-css-checker

You'll see nothing; you haven't scanned yet. Click the button. If your site has a lot of content, grab a coffee or work on something else for a couple minutes.

3. All nodes with inline CSS are ready for your review.

Specifically, all those that either use the <style> tag or the style="" attribute on another tag.

No shady regular expressions here; the module uses bona fide XPath selection. So you know it will find everything.

4. Rejoice.

You're one step closer to putting that inline CSS where it belongs.

Yours truly,
wizonesolutions

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