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DESCRIPTION
SmartCSS is an HTML export extension for Adobe Fireworks which allows you to simply design your web-page in Adobe Fireworks CS3 and generate usable production ready CSS and HTML code.

This means you can avoid the extra time and effort required to reproduce your web page design using CSS/HTML, if you want to!

Core features include:

  • Resizable page designs
  • No absolute positioning
  • Cross browser compatible output
  • Full support for text, rectangles and images.
  • Support for design patterns (tricks) used in modern web design
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.6:
  • 100% W3C CSS and XHTML markup validation
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.1 or later, Adobe Fireworks CS3.


Developer:Activata
Downloads:1,475
  - Version d/l:784
Development:HTML
License:Free
Date:19 Feb 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
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    SmartCSS User Reviews (3 posts)Write A Review
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    Mar 27 2008
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    DUNPEAL  Works good, But there is no documentation except a couple of screencast tutorials.

    The developer does not respond to emails at all which makes me wonder how he would respond if i had purchased one of his other products.

    The fact that there is no support does not make this a good choice for anybody in a production environment. Go with sitegrinder if you want proper support  
    (Version 1.6)

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    Feb 14 2008
    *****

    EAN  Amazing. Will completely hose your current workflow--in all the right ways. Simple to learn and generates clean code from a layout image. It's great.  
    (Version 1.5)

    praisebury
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    Oct 23 2007

    EAN  Wow, can't wait to try this! If it does half of what it claims, my entire workflow has just been bollocksed. And that's a good thing. Plus, it's free--what's left for SmartCSS Pro to do? Lists, I suppose...  
    (Version 1.2)

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