here is an example:
- <rules css:if-content=".template-section-view, - .template-opinion-view, - .template-opinion-interview-view, - .template-opinion-context-view"> + <rules if-content="//*[contains(@class, 'template-section-view')] or + //*[contains(@class, 'template-opinion-view')] or+ //*[contains(@class, 'template-opinion-interview-view')] or + //*[contains(@class, 'template-opinion-context-view')]">
Diazo documentation states that: "CSS selectors are replaced by the equivalent XPath selector during the pre-processing step of the compiler. Thus, they have no performance impact."
this seems to be false according to what we have found.I would love to give you more information on this, but the guy who actually wrote the rules is a little bit busy right now.
it would be great to have some sort of tool to test performance for rules files before deployment.
Héctor Velarde
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