FAQ
- Why a CSS parser in JavaScript?
- Because my (x)html editor based on Gecko is unable to edit CSS rules or
declarations that are not implemented - and then dropped - by Gecko's
Style Engine. Since a content editor for the Web does not target one
browser only, I needed a way to parse and preserve all the contents
of a stylesheet, including unrecognized rules or properties, comments
and even whitespaces.
- What's the license attached to JSCCSP?
- The code is distributed under the tri-license MPL/GPL/LGPL.
- What's the ETA for v1.0?
- No idea, really.
- Wow 3000+ lines of code, that's a lot...
- Nope it is not for a real parser, not based on RegExps and with a CSS
Object Model output. You can still minify the code if you need a smaller
footprint but don't forget to preserve the license block.
- does it work in Internet Explorer?
- Yeah, unfortunately.... I had to downgrade the quality of my code to support that hum well hum "browser". Nuf said.
- How can I submit a bug or a suggestion?
- daniel at glazman dot org