CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a style sheet language used for describing the presentation of a document written in HTML or XML. CSS is maintained by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
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Provides ability to target specific web page elements using CSS selectors for screenshots, content extraction, clicking, and form filling operations.
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Converts Figma design elements to CSS code, allowing for high-fidelity representation of designs in web development
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Provides Language Server Protocol (LSP) support for CSS through vscode-css-language-server
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Referenced in examples for web design tasks, with CSS reset and editing mentioned as part of the workflow for creating responsive websites.
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The server leverages CSS selectors for smart content extraction from web pages, allowing targeted retrieval of specific elements from websites.
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Supports interaction with web page elements through CSS selectors, enabling precise targeting of DOM elements for querying and interaction.
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Converts Figma design elements into organized CSS styles, automatically divides styles into logical groups (typography, colors, layouts), and generates meaningful class names based on properties.
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Enables interaction with web page elements through CSS selectors for actions like clicking, hovering, and capturing screenshots of specific elements
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Mentioned as one of the page requisites that the downloader includes when downloading websites.
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Enables injection of custom CSS into websites before capturing screenshots, allowing customization of page appearance.
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Supports custom CSS styling for generated diagrams with multiple templates (default, dark, minimal, business) and user-defined styles
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Supports interaction with CSS selectors for targeting specific elements on web pages for screenshots, content extraction, and DOM manipulation
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Converts Figma design elements into standard CSS style properties for accurate code implementation.
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Supports element selection via CSS selectors for precisely targeting and interacting with web page elements during browser automation.
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Supports targeting web page elements using CSS selectors for actions like screenshots, clicks, hover effects, and form interactions.
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Supports targeting elements on web pages using CSS selectors for operations like clicking, filling forms, taking screenshots, and extracting content
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Includes documentation about CSS in the context of React, allowing users to search for information about using CSS within React applications.
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Enables creation and management of web application styles through custom CSS files stored in app directories
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Provides tools to manipulate and append CSS styles to web pages, including the ability to implement dark mode and other style changes.
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Allows selection of HTML elements using CSS selectors for browser automation actions like clicking, hovering, typing, and scrolling.
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Enables generation of CSS styling rules based on Talent profiles, allowing dynamic styling of UI components with support for component-specific styles and state variations
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Supports interaction with page elements through CSS selectors for targeting specific elements to click, hover, fill, screenshot, or select.
Why this server?
Supports interaction with web elements using CSS selectors for operations like clicking, hovering, filling form fields, and capturing specific elements in screenshots.