| Version | 1.2.22 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | canisbos |
| Release date | Jun 21, 2016 |
| Date added | Jun 21, 2016 |
| Os requirements | Macintosh, Mac OS X 10.6, Mac OS X 10.7, Mac OS X 10.8 |
| Requirements | None |
| Total downloads | 463 |
| Price | Free |
Description
Quickstyle is a Safari extension to change the appearance of any web page by adding your own CSS rules to it. Quickstyle features a convenient "selector helper" that eases the task of finding the right CSS selector for the rule you want to create, and a built-in stylesheet editor so you can create and edit your rules right on the page. It's a lot easier and faster than using Safari's Web Inspector and editing an external User CSS file.
Quickstyle also has keyboard shortcuts to quickly apply your favorite font to an element or set of elements, or to change its font size, without even opening the style editor. You can use these abilities of Quickstyle even if you don't know anything about CSS.
Review
Quickstyle for Mac helps Web designers and others who want to change the CSS files for Web sites without additional steps. Even though the extension is rather easy to use, users do need to understand CSS to use it effectively.
The program installs easily as an extension to the Safari Web browser. A small icon to the left of the URL bar shows up. Pressing this button activates the extension, which shows it is running with a temporary drop-down window. Moving the cursor around the screen highlights the different style sheet areas of the Web page that are currently loaded. Clicking on the page brings up an additional window with CSS information. The class information is in the window's left side, and the user can add additional declarations and changes on the right side for that particular class. Quickstyle for Mac offers little guidance for those with no CSS knowledge, which makes it hard for less experienced users to operate. For those with some knowledge, the program does allow changes to be made, which update and display properly.
As a Safari extension to view potential CSS changes in Web sites, Quickstyle for Mac operates well and would definitely be useful for Web designers who want to see how certain modifications impact the viewing window in close to real time.
