Hi,
I would like to precompile my HTML files that have style sheets. That
is, I would like to generate (perhaps on the fly) basic HTML markup from
the CSS. For example, I want to turn:
P.main {font-family : sans-serif; font-size : 12pt}
...
<p class="main">This is a paragraph</p>
into
<p> <font face="Arial" size="7"> This is a paragraph </font></p>
I would prefer to avoid such behavior, as many CSS attributes cannot be
mapped to basic (HTML32) tags. However, I can see where this would be
useful for users of older browsers that don't understand CSS.
(A secondary consideration is the protection of CSS content. This isn't
something that concerns *me* but I can see where it might be an issue.)
So is there a way to do this, if not with a Tomcat directive, with a
special servlet or library?
Thanks,
Josh Rehman
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