User interface style sheet language
A User interface stylesheet language is a stylesheet language which is meant to be applied to graphical computer user interfaces. They primarily act as subsidiary languages to style UI elements which are either programmed or marked-up (as in XML-based markup languages).
Examples
- Cascading Style Sheets as used in Mozilla's XUL user interface
- Qt Style Sheets as used in KDE4
- Robert Staudinger's CSS theming for GTK+[1]
References
- ^ Ars Technica article
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Style sheet languages
- Desktop publishing
- Web development
- User interfaces
- Cascading (CSS)
- DSSSL
- Extensible (XSL)
- JavaScript (JSSS)
- FOSI
- Qt
- Sass
- Less
- Stylus
- SMIL Timesheets
- PostCSS
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