CSS/STYLUS Conversion

Tool Introduction

The CSS/STYLUS conversion tool is an efficient online converter focused on real-time conversion of Stylus preprocessor code into standard CSS styles. It aims to help front-end developers quickly process Stylus files, enabling them to be used directly in browsers or integrated with other tools that only support standard CSS. No software installation is required; you just need to paste your Stylus code into the input box, and the tool will automatically output the corresponding CSS code.

How to Use

1. Open the CSS/STYLUS conversion tool page.
2. In the "STYLUS Code" input box on the left, paste or manually enter your Stylus code. The tool provides default example code for your reference.
3. The tool will parse and convert the Stylus code into standard CSS code in real-time (or after clicking the convert button).
4. The converted "CSS Code" will be displayed in the output box on the right. You can directly copy this CSS code for use.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What input formats are supported?
• A: This tool supports Stylus preprocessor code as input. Please ensure your input complies with Stylus syntax rules.
• Q: What is the output format?
• A: The output is standard CSS code, which can be used directly on web pages or with other CSS tools.
• Q: Does it support reverse conversion from CSS to Stylus?
• A: This tool currently only supports one-way conversion from Stylus to CSS and does not provide the functionality to convert CSS to Stylus.
• Q: Does the converted CSS include comments?
• A: Yes, comments in Stylus code (such as // and /* */) will be retained or converted to standard CSS comment format (/* */) according to the conversion rules.

Notes

• Please ensure that the input Stylus code has correct syntax. Non-standard Stylus code may lead to conversion failure or incorrect CSS output.
• This tool focuses on Stylus to CSS conversion and does not provide additional CSS compression, beautification, or private prefix addition features.
• The CSS compatibility of the conversion result depends on the CSS properties and values used in your original Stylus code; the tool itself does not change its compatibility characteristics.