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December 2010 07

Stylizer 5.1 - a sophisticated CSS editor

App Name	Stylizer
App URL	http://www.skybound.ca
App Version Reviewed	5.1.10.1119
Test System Specs	Windows 7 on a Dell Vostro 1510, 3 GB RAM, about 13 GB free hard disk space
Supported OSs	Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X
Support Methods	E-mail, forum (while e-mails are answered rather fast)
Upgrade Policy	Pay per upgrade to a new major version (next would be 6.x): C$ 29.99
Trial Version Available?	Free trial version for both OSs available, it does not support multiple browsers though
Pricing Scheme	C$ 59.99 per license (includes 1 laptop and 1 desktop) (A "desktop" is a system without a battery attached during the activation process, so if you only own two laptops, feel free to remove the battery for a few moments.)
Screencast Video URL	http://www.skybound.ca/stylizer/videos/

Intro:

Stylizer is probably the most advanced CSS editor I have ever stumbled upon. As it lacks a way to edit local CSS files, it follows a completely different approach than Rapid CSS, CSSEdit and all those "alternatives". Basically, you take a website and do some WYSIWYG modifications without having to type everything into a boring text editor window.

After startup, you only have some kind of a browser window with (modifiable) toolbar buttons and (not modifiable) menus. Enter a website or a local HTML page there to make Stylizer parse the included style sheets and the Stylizer controls appear. See the screenshot above to get a clue how it actually looks.

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posted by Tuxman

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