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Natural Language Explanation of CSS

Here is a free tool that might help you understand all the free stylesheets out there.

Enter one or more selectors or rulesets, or provide the URL of a stylesheet. The SelectORacle will show a natural language description of the rules. It will also flag potential errors and other problems.

Give it a try on this page: input "http://stage.dom.net/css/main.css".

February 28, 2005

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