Paul, check out CSScaffold. It does more than you want, but you could  
easily harness the compile + compress on the server capabilities you  
want from it. That said, I've been playing with it and am very  
impressed with it as a package. It'll likely replace my homegrown  
patterns ad server-side CSS generation tools that I've built over the  
years.

How it works: http://wiki.github.com/anthonyshort/csscaffold
Source: http://github.com/anthonyshort/csscaffold


Alex Jones
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On Nov 13, 2009, at 11/13/09, 4:06 PM, Paul wrote:

>
> Greetings all. Hope everyone is enjoying their Friday 13th
>
> Getting into a philosophical discussion about website optimizations  
> this afternoon with a developer/designer friend. He an I are both  
> looking at way to combine basic CSS file into a final CSS file for a  
> production system. Here is the scenario.
>
> I receive cutup from a client for a project from their internal  
> design team. Because I've been burned by this before I setup the  
> initial stylesheet then create a second CSS file into which I will  
> add override statements as requested by the client or to suit my  
> changes as I work through my development of the pages. When I'm done  
> I would like a way to combine the selectors in the two CSS files  
> into a final output.
>
> I've read about some CSS compressors which will basically remove  
> whitespace and comments. This is nice but still eft with multiple  
> file. I could just append the second CSS to the end of the first  
> thus netting a single file. But still this causes extra effort for  
> the browser to process.
>
> Anyone know of a solution for this? My friend wants something to do  
> this on the server. I would be fine with firebug, CSEdit or some  
> online tool that would hit the site and process the CSS files into  
> one.
>
> P-
>
>
> >


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