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- What does Styleneat do exactly?
- It organizes and standardizes your CSS - selectors, sub-selectors and properties - in a structure that makes it easier to define page areas and see how they relate to each other.
- So, for example, it turns this:
#id1 { property: value; } #id1 .class1 { property: value; } #id1 .class1 a { property: value; property2: value2; property3: value3; } #id1 .class1 a span { property: value; property2: value2; } #id2 { property: value; } #id2 .class { property: value; }into this:
#id1 { property: value; } #id1 .class1 { property: value; } #id1 .class1 a { property: value; property2: value2; property3: value3; } #id1 .class1 a span { property: value; property2: value2; } #id2 { property: value; } #id2 .class { property: value; }
- Does it work the same as other optimizers / formatters available already?
- Styleneat was built from scratch and it organizes your CSS in a much better way.
- Will it break my layout?
- Absolutely not! We've tested it on several websites with huge and complex stylesheets and it never let us down. However, if you find a bug, or have a suggestion, please let us know via the feedback form.
- Thats it?
- No, we'll refine, tweak and improve Styleneat over time until we're convinced it can't get any better. Besides, we're looking to make it a full-featured CSS organizer and optimizer, so make sure to bookmark us and stay tuned!
- How can I help?
- Styleneat is free to use, and we hope you love it. If you do, a small donation can go a long way. Happy users should consider donations to encourage further development.
