Hi, About having CSS downloaded twice, I think is a very interesting topic to know more info about. I understand that for non-conforming CSS royale rules like ClassReference is ok, but for normal CSS rules, seems to me a waste of resources, right?
Questions I have about this: - Are we using normal CSS rules in Royale Code? (If not why we load again in code and encode all that simple CSS rules that are processed by Browsers) - Can we separate royale rules (i.e: ClassReference) from normal rules and load normal ones via browsers css and royale ones vía JS? - Can we reprocess royale css rules again at later time? (When doing runtime theme switch, I'm only switching normal standard rules by loading a normal CSS file, but what If I want to change beads in components or other things like that? Can I do that? If so how can I load that at runtime and process? - What means that framework code doesn't need to call "getComputedStyles()"? and why should framework do that? Thanks -- Carlos Rovira http://about.me/carlosrovira
