stylable

English

Alternative forms

• styleable

Etymology

style +‎ -able

Adjective

stylable (comparative more stylable, superlative most stylable)

1. Capable of being styled.
   • 2012, Karen Rose, Did You Miss Me?:

     Seven years since chemo and her hair was still not smooth and silky like it had been before. It had been so lush and gorgeous — and stylable — once.

2. (computing) Capable of being formatted with styles.
   • 1993, Neil Rhodes, Julie McKeehan, Symantec C++ programming for the Macintosh, page 535:

     The following sets whether the text is editable (can be changed), selectable (can be selected for copying), or stylable (can use multiple fonts, styles, or sizes).

   • 2012, Craig Cook, Jason Garber, Foundation HTML5 with CSS3, page 339:

     Newer versions of IE from 9 onward recognize these newer HTML elements natively and don't require the script to make them stylable.