
"You got style" could be what people
start saying to you after surfing onto your Web Site if you begin
using Sheet Stylist 1.0 on all your Web projects. This is a new
program in what will soon become the next wave of Editors popping
up here and there so be sure you try Sheet Stylist first!
What is Sheet Stylist you ask? Sheet Stylist is an editor
application where you easily create your Cascading Style Sheets
to apply to your Web pages. You edit through not one, but two
editor type dialog windows and also has support for MSIE 4.0!
Although Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), have been around for
awhile, these CSS Editors are just now beginning to show up on
the Net and are sure to take center stage now over all those HTML
Editors. NOTE: It is not within the scope of this review to
explain what CSS's are. For more information on CSS you may want
to look at this site as a beginning point: http://www.w3c.org/Style.
Sheet Stylist 1.0 is an application that allows you to create,
preview, and apply CSS style sheets to Web pages. It allows you,
as Webmaster to add some very nice "style" to your Web
projects all the while giving "you" total control over
all aspects of the style sheets you create. It is designed to
allow the new user (which I am), to the more advanced user to
begin creating CSS right away. With it's available wizards to
guide you through, you too can create sheets in a matter of
minutes.
I've look in many places on the Internet and have found very few
programs that do what Sheet Stylist does. In fact, Sheet Stylist
1.0 could very well be the first CSS Editor (as of the time of
this review) for WIN95/NT in which you can directly edits/save
CSS files, and that also supports all of the CSS1 properties!
So if you want to stay in, or remain in "style," with
your Web pages, get a hold of Sheet Stylist 1.0. The author plans
to keep this program updated and has already implemented newer
CSS Guidelines just now being discussed at the W3.ORG site.
The Shareware version comes with the normal "register
me" boxes that pop up here and there as well as a
"count down timer" when first starting the program, but
other than that it is fully functional.
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