CSS Extractor 1.0

The CSS extractor scours your html pages for the string class="", extracts all the classes from your existing stylesheet and puts them all in a new stylesheet.



Why do I need it?

Maybe you want to get rid of styles that are no longer being used in your website. Or maybe you want to give a certain directory in your website its own separate stylesheet.



What doesn't it do?

The CSS Extractor will not copy over classes that are being accessed with id="". It also won't copy over classes that are used but not specified -- classes that control standard html elements like body, td, etc. Those will have to be moved over manually. Sorry. See future versions note below.