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Extract colors from any website or an existing CSS code, regroup/order colors, then generate a palette including a CSS/Sass file.

extractCSS is a JavaScript library and an online tool that lets you extract element ID, class and inline styles from HTML document and output them as CSS stylesheet. All you have to do is to type or paste your HTML document and let extractCSS to do the rest for you!

This generator will assist you in creating a pure CSS corner ribbon. CSS ribbons can be used when you want to display something important or eye catching to the user, such as, if you would like to show something is popular or new to your website.

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Sass provides a collection of handy functions to manipulate strings, however there is no function to replace a substring with another string. Here is a quick

For library makers and framework builders, having a couple of extra functions to dynamically apply functions to items of a list might come in handy. Here are

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