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So, MacRabbit’s top navigation has been featured on Smashing Magazine. Awesome!
However, all 53 of those sites spent days/weeks/months tweaking their design to get the unique feel they have now. That’s why it’s Not Nice to blatantly steal copyrighted works, as is happening over at Peerplay. Feel free to see how the MacRabbit navigation bar ticks (advertisement: try CSSEdit’s Extract command!), but do not steal the design!
Is it possible to use a newer version of WebKit with CSSEdit? Yes, and it’s easy! Here’s what you need to do:
1) Download the latest WebKit from nightly.webkit.org.
2) Install the WebKit application somewhere, in Applications for example.
3) Run the following Terminal command (replace /Path/to with the appropriate locations):
env DYLD_FRAMEWORK_PATH=/Path/to/WebKit.app/Contents/Resources WEBKIT_UNSET_DYLD_FRAMEWORK_PATH=YES /Path/to/CSSEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/CSSEdit
4) That’s it! You’re now able to design your style sheets with the latest WebKit CSS improvements.
Thanks to MacRabbit’s close ties to the Easter Bunny and the fact that Santa is the Easter Bunny’s cousin, you can now get 20% off when using the MACSANTA coupon code before Christmas. Tons of other developers are spreading the holiday cheer.
Remember: there’s no gift like a useful piece of software! Happy Holidays!
Veerle’s interview with myself has been published (a few days ago, even). Everyone who wants a peek at MacRabbit development should read it now. If you like it, digg it!
Veerle Pieters, the talented artist and Belgian femme fatale, is whipping up a little interview with yours truly. If you have any questions you’ve been dying to ask, hop over to Veerle’s Blog and suggest your question!
CSSEdit 2 has been extremely well received, and my magical software-writing rabbit is satisfied. He wishes to remain anonymous, so we’ll call him Norbert. Norbert has been putting on pounds with Royal Carrots Deluxe to celebrate all the excellent feedback.
Even Apple really likes CSSEdit:
Norbert thinks that’s awesome, and I agree. Now we’re going to dig through all your requests and comments to make sure CSSEdit becomes even more worthy of compliments such as:
“If you’re building websites on a Mac, you must have CSSEdit. Wow.” - Firewheel Design
“CSSEdit 2.0 is fast, it’s elegant, and packed with features to make my life easier. I’m sorry I waited so long to use it!” - Erik Barzeski
“Very impressive upgrade to MacRabbit’s aptly-named $30 CSS editor.” - John Gruber (Daring Fireball)
“I’m not a designer, heck I’m hardly a writer, but I do know good software when I see it (and a cute company logo).” - TUAW
Even magical rabbits can be vain, so Norbert really liked this appreciation of his portait.
Looks like the incredible demand for CSSEdit 2 overpowered the new store for a little while. All should be well now. If you were unable to use your version 1 code to upgrade, try again now!
Thanks for the awesome feedback everyone! The response is positively overwhelming!
MacRabbit has a blog now. Woohoo! In other news, I just released the most awesome Style Sheet editor in the world: CSSEdit 2.
After an eternity of testing, everyone can now enjoy the most useful, most elegant, most stylish, and most-a-lot-of-things CSS app ever. What’s new? What’s not new! CSSEdit 2 makes it a breeze to style your blog or dynamic Web App (this blog and the new store were both done this way). It has an even prettier and handier UI, X-ray for your web pages, W3C validation, Milestones, browser integration, and tons more. Basically everything you asked for, and then some.
Does that sound good? Hop over to the CSSEdit page for more info and download! Leave a comment!
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