man cssed Command

Man page for apt-get cssed Command

Man Page for cssed in Linux

This tutorial shows the man page for man cssed in linux.

Open terminal with 'su' access and type the command as shown below:
man cssed

Result of the Command Execution shown below:

CSSED(1)                                                                     css editor                                                                     CSSED(1)



NAME
       cssed   A tiny GTK2 CSS editor and validator.

SINOPSIS
       cssed [file] | [file] ...

DESCRIPTION
       cssed is a small but powerful CSS editor for web developing.

       It features auto completion, CSS syntax validation, and other utilities to help web developer to create and maintain CSS style sheets.

OPTIONS
       [file] ....
              Anything passed to the command line will be taken as a regular text file and opened in cssed's editor window.

FILES
       cssed def .xml
              It's  the  CSS  definition  file that stores the CSS valid values or properties.  cssed can use the system file installed by default or any file named
              cssed def.xml in the .cssed folder on the user's HOME directory.

       cssed cfg.xml
              It's the user's configuration file. It stores the default document settings and the highlighting color scheme.  The file is stored always on close  on
              the .cssed folder on the user's HOME directory.

USING CSSED
       cssed is a X graphical application so it's used with it's menus and toolbar entries. To know more about how to use cssed visit http://cssed.sourceforge.net.

LOCALIZED INTERFACE
       To run cssed with a Spanish interface on a non Spanish Mac system, just issue the following command in an xterm or equivalent:

       Bash and zsh users
              export LANGUAGE=es_ES; cssed

       tcsh users
              set LANGUAGE es_ES; cssed

       Same applies for other languages available in cssed, i.e. English (en_US) and French (fr_FR) at the time being.

AUTHOR
       Iago Rubio 

Iago Rubio Sanfiz                                                           13 April 2004                                                                   CSSED(1)

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