Nopes definitely not.I think he's suggesting parsing and rewriting the CSS files - treating them as INI files.
Yes everyone is entitled to his opinion. :-)Personally, I think XSLT os overkill for this, but then I think it's a pig's ear fullstop.
I would agree with you that there are ways in which you can dynamically generate CSS etc with PHP. I have been down that road three four years back. But raquel wants to separate these things out.
Write a script that opens your CSS file, parses the current CSS settings out of it, and displays them as a form. The user then updates and submits new values, and the script writes the new values the the CSS file.
I'd bet money that a PHP class for reading and writing CSS files already
exists, too.
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