Hi everyone There was a
recent spat of posts about using variables in CSS. I looked at them and thought…
I need to look at these later. Well, now I’m working on a very
complicated CSS file and would like to replace #f60 in several million places
with {selectedlink}. It’s not several million places, I swear, but is
still a hefty number of times. Here’s the deal. I have a main
navigation css. I’d like to create an alternate template and instead of
replacing the nav.css with a new flavored nav.css, I’d like to put my
color rules in a theme css file. For example, lets call it something emo
like, lasttraintofresno.css. This lovely CSS file should have only a few rules,
i.e. change the color of the headers, the back ground of the subsection div,
and let’s throw in a different border color on the footer. Oh, and
change the color of the selected item in the navigation. Ouch, my 4 rule css
file now grows to 54,056 lines of rules re-writing the #f60 code. Wouldn’t
it be lovely if I just had {selectedlink} : #ffcfcf ? Is this possible ? Is this what they
were trying to tell me ? What language is my spellchecker looking at ?
every word in this email is screaming « check spelling ! » Merci Ted |
- [WSG] css variables Drake, Ted C.
- Re: [WSG] css variables Terrence Wood
- RE: [WSG] css variables Drake, Ted C.
- Re: [WSG] css variables Steve Clason
- RE: [WSG] css variables Rebecca Cox
- RE: [WSG] css variables Rebecca Cox
- RE: [WSG] css variables Drake, Ted C.
- RE: [WSG] css variables Terrence Wood
- Re: [WSG] css variables Hassan Schroeder
- Re: [WSG] css variables Thierry Koblentz
- Re: [WSG] css variables Bert Doorn