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Announcements of new CSS specifications

Friday, March 30, 2007
  1. Julian Graham is developing SCSS and libRUIN. SCSS is a Scheme module for parsing, querying, and emitting style information. libRUIN is a C library that uses SCSS (through GNU Guile) for rendering documents on text terminals (Scheme & C, Open Source)
  2. c THE dot . design (Christof Hoeke) offers a CSS parser & library in Python called cssutils, currently version 0.9.1 beta. (Open Source)
  3. Until Dec 2007, W3C celebrates the tenth anniversary of CSS level 1. See the press release and the CSS10 site.
  4. XML Editor version 8 is released. It provides CSS editing and validation, XML Schemas, XSLT, XQuery, SVN and Webdav clients and more (Java, free trial)
  5. HTML.net published translations of its CSS tutorial in Russian ( Учебник CSS) and French (Tutoriel CSS).
  6. Microsoft released the Internet Explorer version 7 Web browser, with support for CSS 2, transparent PNG, and more. (Windows, free)
  7. CSS3.info is a site by Joost de Valk and Peter Gasston about the new features under development for CSS level 3.
  8. Macrabbit released version 2 of CSSEdit, a CSS editor with preview (even for dynamic pages), checkpoints/rollback, validation, structure analyzer, etc. (Mac, free trial)
  9. Stu Nicholls offers CSSplay, a site with CSS examples, including many uses of ':hover'.
  10. Richard Ishida (W3C) has written a tutorial that explains the concepts in the draft CSS3 Text Effects module and the upcoming CSS3 Text Layout module.
  11. Westciv released Style Master 4.5, a CSS editor with preview, info about browser compatibility, a CSS reference, “X-ray” (CSS inspector), wizards, etc. (Mac and Windows, free trial)
  12. Belus Technology released version 1.7.1 of XStandard, a WYSIWYG XHTML/CSS editor, supports CSS 2.1, accessibility features (Windows, free “Lite” version, free trial of “Pro” version)
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