Open source CSS generator [closed] - css

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Is there any open source/free CSS-style generator. What I am looking for is to be able to apply styles through UI, see a preview of styles applied on an element and when I am satisfied, get the CSS code generated for that combination.

http://www.csswizard.net/ also you have demo and tutorials there, you can add elements, edit code... have a try. This one still requires registration but this is in case when you need more templates or more functions, otherwise it might be a good software to work with.

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I'm searching for a Data Table Template/Framework which is responsive [closed]

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I'm searching for a Website Template or Webframework in which I can easily important big datasets and present it in a representative way to visitors of my website. Does anybode have an idea what a sufficient theme is?
And good example of the website that I want to create is sofifa.com!
Django is the best option! https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/
It is written in Python, so it is easy to understand, it is secure and there are tons of ressources out there.
Here is in my opinion the best beginner tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ELCMngbM0E&list=PL-51WBLyFTg0omnamUjL1TCVov7yDTRng

HTML site verification tool [closed]

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I need an online tool, in which I just enter an HTML website's URL and it gives me the list of issues in it. What type of issues I need to check are:
404 error and other errors like this.
HTML5 compatibility issues like this tag is no more being
used in HTML5 and other errors like this.
CSS issues.
Any other issues related to HTML websites standards.
You should try this validation tool from W3C.
http://validator.w3.org/

Creating large word comments in CSS stylesheets out of hashtag symbols? [closed]

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I'm working on a project where the previous developer made section headers in their CSS stylesheets that look like large words generated from hashtag symbols. I need to add a new section to his extensive stylesheets and I'm wondering if anyone has seen a generator that creates these? Or is he making these from scratch?
Here is a screenshot of what they look like:
A quick Google search for "generate ascii text banner online" provides several different sites that will do this for you. (A bit of experimentation demonstrates that you probably want to choose the "banner" font.)

Looking for Firefox addon to auto apply CSS [closed]

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Is there an add-on(way) to auto add CSS rules on the browser level?
For example, I write a rule p {color:red}, and subsequent all the pages loaded in Firefox will have that rule present.
Forgive me if I've misinterpreted your question, but I believe stylish is the add-on you are looking for.

How to create Particles structure from text in AS3? [closed]

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I want to take any Text sting and form from it text formed by particles in actionscript 3 (In flash \ flex) I see I need some lib for this. but all libs Ive seen do not have such functionalyty by default...
So I want to get something like this
So Is there any sych lib? or way of doing it with some lib?
It should be Free and Opensource (any license like GPL, LGPL etc will be ok).
There's a method for doing this described here:
http://blog.soulwire.co.uk/laboratory/flash/as3-alphabet-particles
There are some other ready-made components here:
http://www.flashcomponents.net/component/advanced_text_particles.html
http://www.blogaboutflash.com/2008/08/using-particles-to-fill-dynamic-content.html
... but they might be less useful to you than the first link.
Hope this helps.

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