Swift CSS Links

There’s a considerable amount of code behind every web page you land on, even if it’s built through modern programs with drag and drop of elements on a canvas. There are also applications to help you write less code, and Swift CSS Links can generate necessary code for custom color configuration of regular and mouseover links.

One of the first things you need to know about the application is that it requires .NET Framework to function, so you need to be sure it’s on your PC before you take it for a spin. It can be launched right afterwards, with an intuitive window showing up. Various fields are at your disposal, most of them being drop-down menus, making things even easier.

Most effort on your behalf consists of specifying the colors you want. This is done through a couple of sections in which the interface is split. One of them is dedicated to the regular text style and layout, while the other is what happens on mouseover. Selecting colors of interest is easily done by name through drop-down menus.

There are also several text customization options like the font, padding, as well as attributes to better understand how things look on your page with the new bit of code. Generating the necessary CSS code is done at the press of a button, with the result displayed in a new window.

Your last step is to analyze the code, which can be sent to clipboard to instantly insert it in your project. You can have the code opened in a new Notepad instance in case you want to save to file. The application also generates an interactive sample page to properly view how things work.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Swift CSS Links is a reliable application which can create a neat combination of colors for links on web pages when they’re idle and on mouseover. Code is instantly generated, while the interactive preview provides a comprehensive example.