What is it?
CSS Optimizer is a command line application that optimizes CSS code. It reduces the filesize significantly, 20-60% depending on your coding style, by stripping unneeded characters such as whitespace, tabs, newlines, and semi-colons. CSS Optimizer only eliminates characters that are not vital to proper display of the CSS file. CSS Optimizer also converts long-hand CSS declerations to short hand equivilents to eliminate even more unneeded characters. CSS Optimizer has been tested to work under many browsers such as Firefox, Mozilla, Safari, and IE; currently I have not found a browser that it does not work successfully on.
Features
- 20-60% file size optimization
- Full long-hand to short-hand conversion
- Support for parsing CSS code in <style> declarations in (x)html pages.
- Open-Source released under the GPL
How Do I Use It?
CSS Optimizer can be Downloaded For OS X or Linux as a command line application, can be used through CSS Optimizer X a Cocoa GUI, or through the Online Version if you cant/dont feel like using the command line version. If you want to reformat, or 'uncomress' your CSS files that have been compressed with CSS Optimizer, you can use the on-line CSS Uncompressor.
If you find any bugs, have any suggestions please Email Me.
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