Visually Browse CSS with Xyle scope

Xyle csope

Have you ever been looking at the formatting of a web page, and wondered… how’d they do that? You could start digging through the source code, find the style sheet, and sift through it for the CSS you are interested in. Or, you could use Xyle scope…

“Using Xylescope is like surfing with an x-ray vision. You will immediately see beneath the surface of the web pages you are visiting. Experiment by changing CSS values in author style sheets - no matter if they are on the internet or on your own computer. Export interesting source code with ease and apply new and consistent formatting to your own CSS files.”

Xyle scope is shareware. A single license is $19.95, but it will run in demo mode (for 10 days I think) so you can take it for a test drive.

Thursday, March 16th, 2006 Software

1 Comment to Visually Browse CSS with Xyle scope

  1. [...] A couple of days ago I told you how to visually brouse CSS with Xyle scope. Today I’d like to tell you how to get some similar functionality, but for free… in the form of 2 safari plugins. [...]

    2. one digital life » Blog Archive » Freeware Pics: SafariSource & WebDevAdditions on March 18th, 2006

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