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Łukasz Rekucki updated RF-12528:
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Description:
The CSSParser that RichFaces uses is not only outdated, but also buggy and
unstable. For example v0.9.5 forces CSS2 syntax which doesn't allow '-moz'
prefixes, but allows @font-face, OTOH v0.9.7 uses CSS2.1 syntax, which allows
for prefixes, but doesn't allow @font-face.
It can be quite painlessly replaced by
[phloc-css|http://code.google.com/p/phloc-css/], just by overriding the
{{CompiledCSSResource#getInputStream}}, but that one can also become outdated.
My proposal is to add a configuration option that would point to a list of CSS
processors that need to be applied. This would allow for easy parser swapping,
adding minifiers, etc.
was:
The CSSParser that RichFaces uses is not only outdated, but also buggy and
unstable: (for example v0.9.5 forces CSS2 syntax which doesn't allow '-moz'
prefixes, but allows @font-face, OTOH v0.9.7 uses CSS2.1 syntax, which allows
for prefixes, but doesn't allow @font-face).
It can be quite painlessly replaced by
[phloc-css|http://code.google.com/p/phloc-css/], just by overriding the
{{CompiledCSSResource#getInputStream}}, but that one can also become outdated.
My proposal is to add a configuration option that would point to a list of CSS
processors that need to be applied. This would allow for easy parser swapping,
adding minifiers, etc.
> Allow configurable CSS parser / evaluator.
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>
> Key: RF-12528
> URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RF-12528
> Project: RichFaces
> Issue Type: Feature Request
> Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
> Components: resource handling
> Affects Versions: 4.2.2.Final
> Reporter: Łukasz Rekucki
>
> The CSSParser that RichFaces uses is not only outdated, but also buggy and
> unstable. For example v0.9.5 forces CSS2 syntax which doesn't allow '-moz'
> prefixes, but allows @font-face, OTOH v0.9.7 uses CSS2.1 syntax, which allows
> for prefixes, but doesn't allow @font-face.
> It can be quite painlessly replaced by
> [phloc-css|http://code.google.com/p/phloc-css/], just by overriding the
> {{CompiledCSSResource#getInputStream}}, but that one can also become outdated.
> My proposal is to add a configuration option that would point to a list of
> CSS processors that need to be applied. This would allow for easy parser
> swapping, adding minifiers, etc.
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