Cascade Style Sheets Editor

Cascade (TM) by in·Progress is a comprehensive Cascading Style Sheets editor for Macintosh.. The application makes it easy to design the presentation style of your website. It can set fonts, colors, white space and other style and layout aspects of HTML pages and XML documents in an efficient and flexible manner.

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet standard from the W3C developed specifically for the web. Using CSS, you can alter the look and feel of an entire web site simply by changing a single style sheet.

Cascade gives you full control of Cascading Style Sheets without requiring detailed knowledge of CSS style sheet syntax. Cascade Light is the free edition of Cascade:

Cascade was the first comprehensive Cascading Style Sheets editor on any platform when it was released in 1997. Please contact cascade@in-progress.com if you have any questions or have suggestions for improvements.

CSS Resources

Jacob Nielsen: Effective Use of Style Sheets
Press clippings: A list of Articles in magazines such as HotWired, PCWeek, and InfoWorld about Cascading Style Sheets.
What's wrong with the FONT element?: Why using the <FONT> tag when authoring is a bad idea.
W3C Recommendations Reduce World Wide Wait: Cascading Style Sheets combined with HTTP 1.1 and PNG can make the web 2-8 times faster.
HTML and Style Sheets: W3C Working Draft for the style sheet recommendation (technical).