[TYPO3] Using csstidy in T3 possible?

[Andreas Balzer]

Hi!
First of all happy new year too :)

Christopher Torgalson schrieb:
> Heh :-) I support versions of IE /greater than/ 4 ('> 4', not '>=4').
> I'm not a masochist...
I don't support them fully too. type=2 ++ is for IE 5 ++ ;)

>> As I told, we have css for everything. I wanted to make a website,
>> that's 100% w3c valid in the end (the current encoding issues won't be
>> there by thursday), completly secure (SSL) (later also captcha support,
>> etc..) and 100% customizable. This means, we have over 40 different
>> subtypes of our main CD which are all supported through CSS.
> 
> I'm not sure what you mean by 'subtypes of our main CD',
yeah.. I don't know how to tell it in English. ;)
We have our Corporate Design which is orange and defines the headers 
etc.. Then we have a design which is a modification of our Corporate 
Design in several other colors like green and blue....

> but unless
> I'm missing something fairly drastic (I may be!), I'd still estimate
> that the css codebase is larger than it really needs to be by a factor
> of at least 3, if not 5.
OK. I just looked into the firefox web dev toolbar and clicked on show 
CSS.. Well.. All of the files are shown twice or even three times (as 
i'm using 2 iframes..) So you can just divide by 2 again ;)
Another half of the CSS are the t3 defaults. I would like to get rid of 
those which I don't need, but T3 doesn't offer me this afaik. So you can 
divide the result by 1.6.. Then you might see what is done by me ;)
> 
> Just a few examples:
> 
> 1. There are 80 [!] 'font-family' declarations, but there are probably
> only something like 10 families reliably available on most users'
> systems. If we hypothetically accept 10 as the number of possible
> fonts, you have enough font-family declarations to account for almost
> every single permutation of those 10 fonts...but you are actually
> using very few permutations of a very small set of font families.
Well I will remove some of them, but as you might know, there is a 
German test for disabled persons and it complains if you don't have a 
font declaration here and there ...


I have to go.. I'll might answer to the rest later :)

Andreas