After writing your CSS file how do you organize your files, your code blocks, and your rules so that it looks better. Here are to online tools for organizing css files or code or on the fly.
ProCSSor is a free web service for formatting and prettifying CSS files on the fly. Tt can grab a CSS file by simply copy-pasting, uploading or mentioning the URL directly. The service has many options to create an output that you’ll feel ok with like "brace styles", right/left columns" or "indent properties".
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Styleneat is a free web service that helps having "easy to read/update" CSS files. It organizes and standardizes 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. It offers several options like "sorting properties and selectors alphabetically" or "single/multiple line formatting".
Organize CSS Files Online
# ProCSSor (Link) – Advanced CSS Prettify
ProCSSor is a free web service for formatting and prettifying CSS files on the fly. Tt can grab a CSS file by simply copy-pasting, uploading or mentioning the URL directly. The service has many options to create an output that you’ll feel ok with like "brace styles", right/left columns" or "indent properties".
Tip : Find Difference Between Two XML Files, Text Documents
# Styleneat (Link) – Organize CSS Files
Styleneat is a free web service that helps having "easy to read/update" CSS files. It organizes and standardizes 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. It offers several options like "sorting properties and selectors alphabetically" or "single/multiple line formatting".