WebKit CSS Inspector's Style Disable Checkbox Should be Moved Left for Useability

Question

Is there a way to move the checkboxes that disable CSS styles in the WebKit Inspector that is baked into Safari and Google Chrome from the far right over to the left, next to the declaration how Firefox's Firebug does it? To disable styles, one must go over to the far right, which can be hard to eye trace when the style declaration list is very long. On top of that, sometimes the new Lion style scrollbars can get accidentally clicked. I hear that even the Web Inspector in WebKit is laid out via CSS, so this should be relatively easy. Any help? Even if someone could get me to the style sheet for the WebKit inspector I could figure out the CSS. Thanks in advance!

Here's some screenshots to demonstrate what I mean:

• WebKit CSS Inspector
• Firebug CSS Inspector

(Couldn't post images with Stack Overflow's setup as I'm a new account)

Answer 1

There's a webkit inspector stylesheet located at github: https://gist.github.com/1153881