rCSSmin

rCSSmin is a free, open-source tool that makes it super easy to minify your CSS files. Whether you're on Linux, Windows, or Mac OS X, this command-line utility is here to help you tidy up your Cascading Style Sheets!

What Does rCSSmin Do?

This handy software keeps your strings intact but strips away escaped newlines and adds comments and spaces where needed. It's smart enough to know when to add an optional space after Unicode escapes too!

How Does It Work?

You can use rCSSmin right from any terminal emulator app. It supports various CSS hacks and cleans up whitespaces inside url() definitions. Plus, it shrinks multiple semicolons down to just one!

Supported CSS Hacks

If you're wondering about the hacks it supports, you're in luck! rCSSmin handles:

• The Mac-IE5 hack (\/*\\*\/...\/**\/)


• The IE7 hack (>\/**\/)


• The boxmodel hack


• The IE6 space hack (between :first-line/:first-letter and the next curly brace or comma)

Comment and Space Management

This tool is great at managing comments and spaces before or after characters like :, {, }, ), ; , and many more. It keeps just one space before the colon if it's outside the ruleset and retains comments that start with an exclamation mark.

No Installation Needed!

The coolest part? You don't even need to install it! Just run the command python rcssmin.py (make sure to replace with your CSS file path!). If you want it installed system-wide, simply type sudo python setup.py install. All you need is Python, and it works on both 64-bit and 32-bit systems.

Get Started Today!

If you're ready to simplify your CSS workflow, check out this link for more information: Download rCSSmin now!