It’s not Peter Cottontail hopping down the bunny trail, but MacRabbit Software, delivering a significant update to CSSEdit, their sleek and powerful tool for making, editing, and understanding ...

I had to work with some automatically generated CSS code in a Web Crossing blog the other day, and I was having a devil of a time figuring exactly what styles were controlling the CSS box I wanted to ...

Among yesterday's excitement over Coda, it seems I was never able to convince anyone to write about the update to another totally awesome web dev app, CSSEdit. The MacRabbit gang has been hard at work ...

MacRabbit has released CSSEdit 2.5, an update to its Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) editor, useful for Web page editors and designers who need to tweak the look of their Web site. It costs $29.95 to ...

Not all of us know CSS. Some do, and many do not. What a lot of people do know, however, is how to write documents that reference CSS files. MacRabbit’a CSSEdit is a fantastic editing tool for CSS ...

MacRabbit has updated CSSEdit, a Mac OS X application for editing Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), to version 1.5, which sports new source editing, updated point and click features, a filter field, and ...

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) makes the difference between a Web site that looks so-so and one that can be extraordinary. CSS lets you create a consistent site design that requires enormously less ...

Jesse Dodds has created a modified .plist file to add CSS3 properties to the auto-completion feature of CSSEdit from MacRabbit. All you have to do is go download it here and enjoy.

MacRabbit has released CSSEdit 1.6, an update to the company’s application for editing Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Version 1.6 includes: a Find and Replace, Go to Line in the source editor; general ...

completely Leopard-ready update to our award winning style sheet software. web designers and Pros alike will find their way to Web 2.0 in style. CSSEdit has won the hearts of many and received an ...

Some time ago, textmate switched over to using some kind of overwrite mode, which I absolutely hate so much it drove me back to switching between Xcode and BBEdit, desite neither of those getting ...