Xyle scope
Version: 1.2.2 ||
Release Date: 2007-10-28 ||
License: Shareware
(USD 19,95)
For everybody interested in CSS and standards based web design. Can be used to discover, analyze, fine-tune, and debug CSS layouts. Good for the beginner as well (beginners should take a little time, since the richness of info the app provides can be overwhelming at first).
Tags: DOM , debug , html , css , web , standards




8 Opinions:
When my page looks broken, I pray it's also broken on WebKit :) Then it's just a matter of a few clicks and voila -- unexpected paddings, collapsed margins, whacky rules cascade -- it's all there.
Completely brilliant application. Can't live without it - worth the cash!
This application saved my day some many times, one of my best secret tools.
Some times friends call me to ask me if I can help them understand a web site CSS structure, and Xyle does it for me.
Good work.
We all wait for new versions and features for editing...
Dan
This works better than the CSS plugins for FireFox. I've looked on the PC (Wiindows) side, they don't have anything like it.
It works a bit choppy at times, but for anyone that has ever had to skin / redesign someone elses code this app is pure solid gold.
This application is extremely useful. I just registered it because I've been using it repeatedly, day after day, when helping a friend redesign her site. This let me zero in on and identify the problems she was having in a matter of seconds, when otherwise I would have had to spend minutes, if not hours, poring over CSS to try and figure it out in my head.
Mac UI Power. I'd be surprised if this didn't at least get nominated for an Apple Design Award.
no app similar to this exist. Its totallly unique