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CSSEdit is another outstanding program for MacOS X written by a Belgian (Ghent) programmer Jan van Boghout (MacRabbit). As the Internet expands, having a distinct style for your site becomes increasingly important.

With CSSEdit you have the ability to create cascading style sheets in a very intuitive way. With its nice interface and easy to use, CSSEdit 1.5 features full-blown source editing for the advanced user. With one click you transform the easy to use visual editors into a mighty source code environment. Besides standard coding features such as syntax coloring and auto-indentation, CSSEdit offers intelligent auto-complete. CSSEdit 1.5 lets you see your styles in three different ways: quickly in the outline view, instantly in the preview drawer and in the context of your web pages in the extended preview.

You can even extract styles from other sites. It's the best and easiest way to learn all about others' use of CSS. CSS is the way to go to create the lightest and most nice looking webpages. Advanced CSS can take you as far as you can imagine. To show an example of its power, take a look at these websites , totally made in CSS only. At Macromedia they were aware of the growing importance of cascading style sheets since they've improved the CSS features in the newest version of DreamWeaver. Still, if you want to go far into this, an app like CSSEdit is certainly very welcome.