Edit CSS / StyleSwitcher

In general, I have found
https://charles.gagalac.us/archives/2004/05/22/listing-templates-for-edit-in-wordpress/
pretty useful.

Based on charles.gagalac.us solution I found a simpler way around.
1) I created and editable list of the css I wanted to edit called ‘wp-css-listing.php’ with the following code:

• wp-css-listing.php
• print.css

2) I uploaded this file to the root of my WP folder and gave it a 666 permission (I noticed that I couldn’t edit anything I put in the ‘wp-admin’ folder, even if I gave the folder the right permissions)
3) I edited wp-admin/templates.php and added the line <?php include(“../wp-css-listing.php”); ?> in the unordered list where all the other files are listed, like this:

• <?php _e(‘Main Index’) ?>
• Comments
• <?php _e(‘Popup comments’) ?>
• <?php _e(‘.htaccess (for rewrite rules)’) ?>
• <?php _e(‘my-hacks.php (legacy hacks support)’) ?>

<?php include(“../wp-css-listing.php”); ?>

Obviously you can add any archive to the list as long as its permission is 666 (and, in my experience at least, as long as it’s not in the wp-admin folder)
bongo