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Hi there — WebAssist, a company that creates extensions for the Adobe and Microsoft product ecosystem, today announce a free extension for Adobe Dreamweaver that harnesses the power of Kuler in the Dreamweaver environment.
WebAssist today announced the release of the free Dreamweaver Tools for Kuler, enabling instant access to the most recent, popular, or highest-rated colors and palettes right within Dreamweaver. With development contributions and support from the Adobe Kuler community, users can now experience the best in color choices and palette selections through Dreamweaver Tools for Kuler.
Kuler is the Adobe web application for designers to create, explore, and share color schemes. WebAssist’s Dreamweaver Tools for Kuler enables users to get the latest colors and sample colors from any Dreamweaver color picker. In addition, users can now insert a hex color value into code with a single mouse click.
Dreamweaver Tools for Kuler include the following capabilities and benefits:
• Dreamweaver Tools for Kuler works everywhere – with standard HTML pages or
standalone CSS style sheets. Dreamweaver Tools for Kuler is good to go for both designer and developer, and it works equally well in both Design and Code
view. Great for static, dynamic, or templated pages, Dreamweaver Tools for
Kuler covers the spectrum.
• With Dreamweaver Tools for Kuler, users can easily search for a specific color criteria. Search for a tag, hex value, creator’s email address or title, or any of the above. Page through results until the desired color is obtained, and then sample away.
• Just like on the Kuler site, users can view the Most Recent, Most Popular (most downloaded), or Highest Ranked color themes with Dreamweaver Tools for Kuler. Choose the desired option from the drop-down menu and color themes are listed, five at a time. Users can even choose Random for that extra bit of inspiration.
• Dreamweaver Tools for Kulers delivers the hottest, latest colors directly to users. It also allows them to choose from professional color schemes and find the hues and hex values that speak to them.
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