Aptana is about the best CSS editor I have found thus far, not an inpage
editor though.
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> Speaking of stylesheet editors.
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> Are there any good open source coldfusion implementations?
I second TopStyle.
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From: Sandra Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Not open source, but very reasonably priced
TopStyle, built by the same guy who
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Speaking of stylesheet editors.
Are there any good open source coldfusion implementations? I've been
looking to replicate the functionality of
Speaking of stylesheet editors.
Are there any good open source coldfusion implementations? I've been
looking to replicate the functionality of this movable type generator:
http://styles.movalog.com/generator/
On 12/6/06 9:11 AM, "Claude Schneegans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Has anybody
>>Has anybody every tried this?
There are two situations:
1ยบ what you need is simply a CSS file generated once in a while from CF
(say you have a style editor for instance in your CMS).
In that case, you do not want the CF code to be run at every request,
then the best
is to use the CF code code
I've been doing that for 5 years. Very handy with co-branded web sites.
Pete
On 12/5/06, Ian Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> An Interesting Experiment:
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> A_CSS_File.cfm
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> /* CSS Content that will be processed through ColdFusion first. */
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> h1 {
> color: ###
| The main problem I see is that the CSS can't be cached by the client.
| You will force a new download on each request.
That is easy to fix - just add some caching headers on the top.
/Hugo
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> I've done it before. You don't even need the content header at the top.
Yes you do, otherwise a browser running in strict mode might not apply the
styles to the HTML.
Jochem
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From: Ian Skinner
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Sent: Tue Dec 05 21:30:15 2006
Subject: Fun with CF CSS Files.
An Interesting Experiment:
A_CSS_File.cfm
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/* CSS Content that will be processed through ColdFusion fir
> The main problem I see is that the CSS can't be cached by the client.
> You will force a new download on each request.
Unless he uses cfhtmlhead to feed it a the file after he's created it.
;)
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I've done it before. You don't even need the content header at the top. Just
throw a cfoutput around the contents of the page and go to town.
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her than quickly-changing dynamic styles.
Other than that, it's pretty cool.
M!ke
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From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 3:35 PM
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I don't see any problems with this, exc
I don't see any problems with this, except that like you said, CSS
editors probably won't parse the CSS. What's the benefit you're trying
to attain here? A CMS type system?
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An Interesting Experiment:
A_CSS_File.cfm
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/* CSS Content that will be processed through ColdFusion first. */
h1 {
color: ###aColor#;
}
A_CFML_FILE.cfm
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Fun with CSS & CF
Fun with CSS & CF
Has anybody every tried this? I was just playing and
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