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I have seen some online css specificity calculators but you have to upload the css files and do some manual work for it to do its work.

Is there a visual one like maybe a Firebug extension where when you click or hover over an element, it calculates it right there in real time?

Marcin
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    Ive alaways jsut used the CSS pane in firebug to see what the cascade looks like then just override as necessary. Its a little bit harder on the brain than the tool you speak of but it works for me :-) – prodigitalson Nov 30 '09 at 21:59

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You can MRI:

MRI is a free cross browser tool that lets you test selectors with any web page. Selectors, particularly complex ones can be difficult to get exactly right - MRI lets you experiment with them on any web page (local or online, static or dynamic).

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