(keep on list ;-)
Dylan Jay wrote:
so how do you get a CSS file with ZPT code in that is a valid CSS file and
works on the filesystem?
Urm? If you mean prior to rendering the ZPT, the nthat wasn't a usecase you
specified ;-)
If you mean post-rendering, use a PageTemplateFile and whatever you
Chris Withers wrote:
Dylan Jay wrote:
disadvantage that the css is no longer valid once templated. ZPT of course
would be the solution if CSS was XML, but alas :(
I think ZPT is just fine for generating CSS. It coudl do with a plan text
mode, like it has an HTML and XML mode, but apart
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From: Jamie Heilman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Dylan Jay [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 8:13 PM
Subject: Re: [Zope-dev] ZPT for CSS, anyone?
Chris Withers wrote:
Dylan Jay wrote:
disadvantage
Dylan Jay wrote:
Actually my use case isn't really for dynamic stylesheets but for
absolute urls. I want to be able to edit say a filesystem site using
dreamweaver and have relative urls like background-image:
url(back.jpg) work, and then when this is used in a zope site such
as a plone site
Jamie Heilman wrote at 2004-3-30 02:13 -0800:
...
Stylesheets should always be static documents, a dynamic stylesheet
defeats browser caching and destroys the advantages over just inlining
all the presentation markup.
We just converted some stylesheets from static to dynamic.
Some parts of the
On Tuesday 30 March 2004 01:40 pm, Dieter Maurer wrote:
Furthermore, stylesheets often contain customization variables,
e.g. for a color scheme. I think, this is useful.
This is one of the most painful warts in CSS that would have been really easy
to do right, I think. Being able to name
Dylan Jay wrote:
disadvantage that the css is no longer valid once templated. ZPT of course
would be the solution if CSS was XML, but alas :(
I think ZPT is just fine for generating CSS. It coudl do with a plan text mode,
like it has an HTML and XML mode, but apart fro mthat, it rocks :-)
