StyleNeat.com - Organize & Standarize Your CSS

All programmers out there are well-advised to give this website a try. In general terms, it acts as an organizer of selectors, sub-selectors and properties. It arranges them in a structure that makes things clearer without breaking an existing layout.

In order to put forth your CSS, you can enter it manually via the “Direct Input” option, whereas a “File Upload” feature is also available for you to save time when dealing with large strings of code. Finally, your CSS can likewise be organized and formatted through the “Stylesheet URL” link.

In any case, you can tweak with aspects like the way selectors and properties will be sorted (EG, alphabetically or not), whereas you can also have your pick from multi-line formatting and single line formatting as you see fit.

This service has been tested on websites ranging far and wide, and theoretically there should be no problems if you decide to put it to the task. Still, the team can be contacted through the provided feedback form, and I am sure they will be grateful for any feedback you might have. And although the site can be used for free, note that donations are welcome.

“StyleNeat organizes and standardizes your 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.”

Programmers will appreciate the added flexibility such a solution brings about.

How can this service be further developed and improved?