I've tried this method and have three observations: * Navigating to a given style attribute for editing was slower than standard format, presumably because ins

I've tried this method and have three observations: * Navigating to a given style attribute for editing was slower than standard format, presumably because instead of browsing to attributes via up/down arrows, I was now using left/right. The home and end keys also became less useful. Likewise, mouse movements were slower because not all the attributes were left aligned. I also use a 16+ size font, so narrow left-aligned CSS suits me well. * I wasted too much time trying to correctly align/indent my code * I wasn't quickly able to recognize patterns in the CSS. So my id:class ratio was higher than normal because I didn't have that consolidation.