JV Achelo is the best choice for any type of website

Ultimate content styling (Heading 1)

Text styling (Heading 2)

Text columns division (Heading 3)

it's pretty common situation when you need to arrange your content in multiple columns. The easiest way is to create a table and insert content text there, but it's not the best method. Your content will not accessible to search engine and screen reader. JV Achelo enable you accessible method to create multiple column content.

Content arranged in 2 columns (Heading 4)

Example: <div class=”grid2”><div class=”grid-col”>…</div><div class=”grid-col grid-lastcol”>…</div></div>

Content arranged in 3 columns

Example: <div class=”grid3”><div class=”grid-col”>…</div>...<div class=”grid-col grid-lastcol”>…</div></div>

Content arranged in 4 columns

Example: <div class=”grid4”><div class=”grid-col”>…</div>...<div class=”grid-col grid-lastcol”>…</div></div>

Standard text styles

This is styling for preformatted text enclosed in tag <pre>.
You can use this style to present text with preserved spaces and line break.
a.readon {
  color: #404040;
}

Advanced text styles

Link styling

Iconize links

This is one more very cool and unique feature of JV Achelo – link’s destination analyzer and automatic icon assignment. This feature utilizes modern CSS2 specification and allows you to have links with meaningful icons assigned without any modification in XHTML code.

Iconize links based on file extension

JV Achelo is able to detect links to various popular file extensions and assign icons accordingly. Currently we supports 34 file types and it is truly amazing.

Iconize links for e-Mail & Messaging URI

JV Achelo can do more than just file extension detection. It can detect protocol type to assign icons to links to instant messengers, email, etc.

Note: This feature works in most browsers except old IE5, IE6. For these cases you can still apply icons to the link you want by specifying appropriate class attribute for the link tag.

Table styling

Tabular data is very common type of information to be presented on the web. By default tables look ugly and not much readable. With JV Achelo you have 3 table styles to present virtually any kind of tabular data you have.

Plain Rows table style

Example: <table class="plainrows"><thead>...</thead><tbody>...</tbody><tfoot>...</tfoot></table>

Color Stripes table style

Example: <table class="colorstripes"><thead>...</thead><tbody>...</tbody><tfoot>...</tfoot></table>

Grey Stripes table style

Example: <table class="greystripes"><thead>...</thead><tbody>...</tbody><tfoot>...</tfoot></table>

Detailed information about how to apply table styles can be found in JV Achelo forums Userguide.

List styling

JV Achelo offers 5 standard and 6 advanced list styles for virtually all kind of information you might want to outline.

Standard List

Arrow List

Icon List