It doesn't *parse* CSS, mind you, and its prioritization is based on logical implication rather than numerical priorities, but it basically does the same "find the most-specific rule that applies". I'm doing a presentation on it at PyCon, if anybody's interested.
At 11:56 AM 2/21/05 -0800, John Anderson wrote:
We did spend some time thinking about it -- and it didn't seem like such a good fit given that we're building things out of wxWidgets and because of the complexity of CSS.
John
Jeffrey Harris wrote:
Hi Folks,
Have we thought about/can we think about using CSS to describe Chandler's font size/background color styling? Positioning styling probably needs to stay in CPIA.
I don't think wx's HTML widget supports CSS natively (I don't know if it ever will), but even if we have to write or borrow a CSS parser it sure would be nice to not create Yet Another Styling Language.
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