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Posted by Toby Inkster on 03/12/06 14:57
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
> jb <jb@not-aol.com> wrote:
>
>> It seems like a glaring omission.
>
> That's mainly because you haven't studied CSS.
I dunno. I think a way of defining a few constants, particularly for
colours could be handy, as sometimes certain values need to be reused, in
ways that CSS inheritance can't deal with. Something like...
@define "mainbg" "white";
@define "pale" "#efe";
@define "medium" "#9c9";
@define "dark" "#393";
@define "mainfg" "black";
BODY {
color: def("mainfg");
background: def("mainbg");
}
H1 {
color: def("dark");
background: def("mainbg");
}
H2 {
color: def("mainfg");
background: def("pale");
}
..sidepanel {
color: def("mainfg");
background: def("pale");
float: left;
width: 25%;
border: medium double def("medium");
}
..specialbox {
color: def("mainbg");
background: def("medium");
border: medium double def("dark");
}
It would make it really easy to change a site's colour scheme without
changing the rest of the styles.
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