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A library to manipulate DOM Stylesheets and rules contained in document.styleSheets, inspired by jQuery. For example, {{{ss("#header").property("color", "#000");}}} will change the header text colour to red. And, {{{ss("a:hover{color:#eee}");}}} will create a new rule.
Our goal is to Extend the abilities of CSS, specifically in the dynamic realm. We are working to make dynamic SEO, such as creating alt tags on the fly, creating custom city names on the fly, etc. This is just the first part of this project, There will be much more to come. All to deal with css
django-seasonal-stylesheets is a goofy little project that I started as a result of a discussion I had with some co-workers. We were talking about making our organization's website change the way it looked depending on what time of year it was. That night I couldn't sleep because of my allergies, ...
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A Python package to parse and build CSS Cascading Style Sheets.
Actually querying a parsed stylesheet on a given document or element is planned for probably 0.9.7, for now see the example [http://cssutils.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/examples/style.py examples/style.py].
==example==
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Cannonball wants to be Webkit for Flash. It is an implementation of the [http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-3-Core/ DOM Level 3], [http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-HTML/ HTML] and [http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/ CSS3] core specifications written in !ActionScript 3.0.
Cannonball as a whole is n...
browser,
dom,
css,
as3,
xml,
html,
xhtml,
css3,
flash,
flex,
air,
webkit,
w3c,
actionscript,
stylesheets
Rainpress is a compressor for CSS. It's written in ruby, but should not be limited to ruby projects.
Rainpress does not apply common compression algorithms like gzip, it removes unnecessary characters and replaces some attributes with a shorter equivalent name.
*Installation:*
* Rainpress 1...
This program takes a CFG, converts it to CNF and determines whether a given string is accepted by the grammar by using the CYK algorithm.
I wrote this code during fall 2007 for Intro to Theory of Computation and Automata. It's old, but should still work :-/
It uses XSLT to convert the grammar ...
CYK,
CNF,
CNF,
context-free,
grammar,
automata,
chomsky,
Cocke-Younger-Kasami,
XSLT,
stylesheets,
transform
A repository of Joomla template scripts/(maybe CSS) that are hosted at google to increase load/generation times.
OOCSS Creates a new way to develop CSS files, with a parent-child relationship mindset.
This is a CSS toolbox of sorts. I'm designing it for internal use, so it's to address real-world problems that front-end web developers face regularly. The main point where this differs from other frameworks lies in its approach, which is to encourage building production-ready, highly-scalable style...