Milestones are a nifty little feature that basically save the need for trillions of apple+z's to get back to where you were. Milestones basically save the document for you at the point you define, to which you can then go nuts with CSS after and not have to worry about messing up too many styles! You can then revert back to these when necessary, and save many more on top of that. Think of it as a preempted version of Time Machine, only it isn't automatic!

Validation

Like Coda, CSS has a in-built code validation tool, to save you from the hassle of visiting the W3C validation page! Simply click the little icon, and a pretty looking list of errors (or none if you're a genius!) are displayed. You can then click on each error and the editor will take you to the line!

Re-indent

Compressed stylesheets can sometimes be a real pain to trawl through. Looking for a specific style with specific attributes can be a complete nightmare. Thankfully, CSSEdit has a handy dandy feature that spreads out all your CSS so that it's readable again! Simply click format>re-indent, and you can even customize the spacing used! The code behind the window (in the picture below) will shortly be turned into what's in the preview-pane! This could also be used as a compression tool, by getting rid of all the spacing and indents with the 'Re-indent With Spacing...' tool.

Browser Integration

Say you're cruising your favorite blog, and saw a visual feature that you just need to know how it was done. With the neat Bookmarklets, you can select a bookmark provided by MacRabbit, and that page will be transferred directly into CSSEdit - ready to override stylesheets and x-ray the page! Simply visit the Bookmarklets page on MacRabbit.com to grab them!

Favourites

I don't know about you, but I tend to re-use styles over and over. If you go window>favourites, you have a sweet pane that you can drag your styles from the editor sidebar into to keep them for future use - kinda like Coda's Clips! You can also add, modify and edit the present font-families used in your styles too!

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