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A Simple CSS Parser

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Israel Cris Valenzuela
Software Developer (Senior) Rain Bird Corporation
United States United States
I am a C# & Sql application developer. I currently work for Rain Bird as a Senior Application Developer and Technical Lead. I run some development projects and have fun learning new technologies.
I teach martial arts at night to kids through the Young Champions of America youth organization.
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A simple CSS parser designed to work with iTextSharp for HTML to PDF generation
Type Article
Licence CPOL
First Posted 25 Feb 2012
Views 11,815
Downloads 1,230
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