"CSS" matching MCP servers:

Enables LLMs to interact with Cascade CMS via REST API, supporting asset CRUD, search, publish, workflow, and more through 37 MCP tools and 4 resources.

Agency-grade MCP server for WordPress Elementor — multi-site management for 120+ WordPress sites with safe edits (backup + auto-rollback + post-write verification), template export/import, global widget detection, CSS flush, WP-CLI escape hatch, and headless Chrome screenshots. 34 tools across pages, widgets, templates, bulk find/replace, and fleet operations.

Enables AI clients to connect to a selected website via OAuth, send ready-to-use static HTML packages, read and edit text, CSS, and JavaScript with preview, and manage pending updates without automatic publishing.

MCP server for the Elegant 1.0 design system that provides 12 tools for AI-assisted UI generation. It outputs single HTML files with CSS, JS, and assets served from CDN, requiring a GitHub token to fetch component documentation.

Enables an AI design agent to connect to any WordPress site, inspect its real rendered CSS/JS/theme, and create or update pages through the WordPress REST API and optional companion plugin routes.

Enables reading, replacing, and toggling a Salla store's custom CSS and JavaScript through the theme editor's advanced customization endpoints, using a logged-in local Chromium profile with backups and verification.

Enables AI assistants to programmatically generate images, GIFs, and PDFs from HTML/CSS or web screenshots using the Pictify API. It also supports template management, batch rendering jobs, and A/B test experiment controls.

Small self-hosted CMS (PHP 8, no database) for sites with a few pages and a blog, managed by an AI assistant over MCP. The AI changes content, never code: pages, posts, menus, images, PDF documents, redirects, drafts and version history.

An MCP server providing comprehensive HubSpot CMS development documentation, enabling users to get contextual information about building HubSpot websites through natural language.

Builds and edits real websites from your coding agent: create a site from a template, rewrite sections, add and link pages, insert blocks, keep reusable symbols in sync, screenshot any viewport, and export static HTML/CSS/JS. Drives an open Swebsy Studio tab in your browser over a local 127.0.0.1 WebSocket relay — no account, no API key, and no per-token AI fees.

Enables styling and management of Ghost blogs by providing vision of the live page (markup and CSS) for accurate CSS targeting, along with tools for content management via Ghost's Admin API.

Enables AI models to manage, curate, draft, publish, and administer self-hosted Ghost CMS blogs and newsletters.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration for managing content in the DevHub CMS system (blog posts, content, location administration)

Provides programmatic access to 30+ Basecoat CSS (HTML port of ShadCN UI) components with usage documentation, setup scripts, and theme switching code. Enables AI assistants to help developers build accessible HTML interfaces with forms, navigation, feedback, interactive, and layout components.

Provides access to 77 pre-built, accessible Basecoat CSS UI components across forms, navigation, feedback, interactive, and layout categories, enabling AI assistants to retrieve HTML components and usage documentation for building user interfaces.

MCP server for fetching, parsing, and managing RSS feeds. Features Fetch and parse RSS/Atom feeds In-memory caching with TTL Batch fetching of multiple feeds Monitor feeds for new items Search content across multiple feeds Extract and format feed content

Fetch, filter, and search RSS blog feeds to monitor industry content, track competitor blogs, and discover trending topics. 8 tools for feed management, article search, and content monitoring.

Open-source MCP server that turns any CMS backend into an AI-agent-ready content management system. It provides tools for content CRUD, idea management, and publication tracking, with safety features requiring human approval for publishing.

Enables extraction of design context from Figma files as CSS-like properties and provides tools to render Figma nodes as images. It integrates with AI agents via the Model Context Protocol to facilitate design-to-code workflows by providing layout, style, and typography information.

Enables deterministic RSS 2.0 feed publishing and lifecycle management, including immutable entry IDs, corrections, retractions, archiving, content-addressed media assets, and semantic search over active entries.