Changelog since 1.0.1
- fixed some stuff on specifity

Changelog since 1.0.0
- rewrote the buildXPathQuery-method
- fixed some stuff on specifity
- added a way to use inline style-blocks

Hey Thijs,

Great script you developed, thanks a lot for that!

One question: if one defines general styles for some headings like ie. h1,h2,h3 {...} and later on a specific style for a heading like ie. h1 {...}, the latter addes styles are ignored.

I'm fairy new to PHP and tried to solve it in the sortOnSpecifity function, but unfortunately I did not succeed.

Not a big bug, but a bug! :-)

Thanks again, cheers!

Laurens (Rotterdam)

Hi Tijs, thanks for sharing your code with the world.

I'm getting a strange bug where
<p>

...seems my comment didn't come out fully.

I'm getting an bug where paragraphs containing only a non breaking space character suddenly also have another character in them:

Hello again Tijs, I've found the problem... it was to do with the character encoding using the utf8_decode fixed it.

Hey there Tijs.

Thanks for the great script! Question though:

In my HTML I have...

<div class="something">...</div>

...but CssToInlineStyles ignores the class as written in my stylesheet...

.something {
font-size: 11px;
line-height: 13px;
}

Why is the above class ignored as written? The class DOES get applied however if written like this...

div.something {
font-size: 11px;
line-height: 13px;
}

Which is fine unless it's a class that I'd like to apply to many things such as div, p, td, span, etc.

Is there any way to have a class applied without having to precede it with a specific tag in the stylesheet?

Thank you kindly!
Peter

Does the problem I mentioned above maybe result from specificity? The div I mentioned above is wrapped in another div also like so...

<div #content>
<div class="something">...</div>
</div>

In my stylesheet, the #content selector also has font-size and line-height set. Is #content overriding .something? In the code above, I would think that .something should override #content... no?

Actually, I can't seem to apply any classes. Well, unless they are preceded by an html tag in the stylesheet like so div.something or span.something.

I'm guessing the container div with #content is overriding all the classes inside of it... which is not what happens in my web pages. Just to be sure, I tried changing the selector in my stylesheet from ".something" to "#content .something" but the class still isn't being applied. Any idea how to apply classes properly?

Thanks again!
Peter

Changelog since 1.0.2
- .class are matched from now on.
- fixed issue with #id
- new beta-feature: added a way to output valid XHTML (thx to Matt Hornsby)

Hi

I like your scipt. It's very usefull. But I have a problem with the umlauts. Umlauts like 'öäüÖÄÜ...' are converted to 'äpülöäÃoeÄÖ' or like this.

Could you fix this problem? Umlauts should be the same and not so special letters.

Thank you!

Here on this website it's the same. :) It should be 'UOAuoa...' with points on top. This is important for the german language.

It's okey. It was a problem by me. I decoded it with utf8_decode(). Now it's working.

@Daniel: glad it's fixed.

Hi Tijs,

Works like a charm. I changed one thing:

'*[ contains( concat( " ", @class, " " ), concat( " ", "\1", " " ) ) ]' => '//*[ contains( concat( " ", @class, " " ), concat( " ", "\1", " " ) ) ]'

That worked better for me.

Groeten,
Leon

Supertool, great stuff.
Works easy, in 2 minutes running

You can add this website as a reference: www.printenbind.nl

Hi Tijs,

This is a great tool and saved hours of my work. I had to convert about 100 odd html scripts to inline format and it took few seconds!!!

Thanks for sharing it

All the best

Verzoekje, Thijs:

Ik moet de inhoud van twee .css bestanden inladen (via file_get_contents). En de regels in het tweede bestand moeten die van het eerste bestand overrulen. Maar hij houdt toch de regels van het eerste bestand aan, ook al wissel ik de volgorde om.

Hoe kan dat?

hey tijs,

awesome class, easy to implement and easy to use, thanks for sharing!

pieter

You just made my day ! no my week ! no my year !
A-ma-zing !

@Daniel,
Thank you for utf8_decode().

Thank you for writing such a useful class! You've just saved me hours of coding!

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