You'll have to excuse me, I'm still relatively new to the whole development side of web work, but I know I've had the same thoughts, or at least part of them. After separating my structure from my color scheme, it's very easy to see the real fun of creating a new css scheme using math to choose the
On Jul 21, 2006, at 3:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm thinking about making a simple JavaScript and CSS manager that
> would look like this:
> - It generates one JavaScript and one CSS file for a current
> page/template
This could get ugly fast when you take into account CSS cascading.
C
it would be rather pre-generated - if style_2_4_.css doesn't exist -
generate it, else use it. When I edit snippet id 4 then kill all css
files with_4_ or regenerate them :)
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I'm not sure I fully understand your suggestion, I just wanted to bring
up the point of JS and CSS caching, and speed of loading.
In the PHP world (where I've had most of my experience) serving CSS
files through a PHP script is always slower than just serving a static
CSS file (even if the PHP
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