I've heard of PHP code whose purpose was to dynamically create CSS
files that were output into the final html (in the header, not as a
link to a file). If you wanted to repeat that kind of functionality,
it seems like it would be easy to do. The one problem I see is that
if you use a CSS file as
And do you consider it as interesting to implement it?
Jirka
Howard Lewis Ship napsal(a):
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> It should be possible, there are meta-data settings on pages that
> control the response content type. However, there's a couple of road
> blocks in the current code base, such as the fact that there's
Yes ... maybe component, maybe page to generate whole css file referenced in
HTML pages ...
Jirka
Daniel Jue napsal(a):
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> I think I see where this is going... I guess you could have a
> component that plugs in raw text (the text being inline CSS code, or a
> link to a calculated css) into t
I think I see where this is going... I guess you could have a
component that plugs in raw text (the text being inline CSS code, or a
link to a calculated css) into the html, but that seems like a hack.
(Although you could do some pretty cool things like vary the color of
things over the day, like
It should be possible, there are meta-data settings on pages that
control the response content type. However, there's a couple of road
blocks in the current code base, such as the fact that there's no
outer-wrapper element for HTML (an template root element that does not
render an element into the
Hi, I do not understand your question, can you rephrase it? You can
embed your style inline in the HTML header, or you can have your html
page reference a .css file containing your styles.
The original question was about using variables inside the inline
style blocks of an html page. Howard sai
Hi ...
or can I create page that is going to serve CSS instead of HTML??
Jirka
Howard Lewis Ship napsal(a):
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> You can use expansions inside a block, just as you can
> elsewhere in an HTML template. However, you have to eliminate the
> HTML comments when you do so, or the expansions will no
You can use expansions inside a block, just as you can
elsewhere in an HTML template. However, you have to eliminate the
HTML comments when you do so, or the expansions will not be processed: