Personally I have as yet to find an editor that is actually so good that it beats typing the styles in - but then that is just me.
Here is how I do it.
1. Mock up the page with styles as I imagine them.
2. Open in browser and visualise
3. Use the Inspect Element to tweak styles to look the way I want them.
4. Copy back to .css
Never been one for GUI's that remove the thinking process from coding.
goodk
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I was going to give the tool to my more advance customers to tweek the website
That is fine - a theme change is a complete refresh of the style sheet - rather than incremental changing of styles - that would make a lot more sense.
Here is how I do it.
1. Mock up the page with styles as I imagine them.
2. Open in browser and visualise
3. Use the Inspect Element to tweak styles to look the way I want them.
4. Copy back to .css
Never been one for GUI's that remove the thinking process from coding.