Another quick way to create multiple selector definitions in one step
is to use the HTML_CSS::parseFile()
function. CSS file to load is supposed to be W3C/CSS compliant.
If previous selector definitions was into a file named 'styles.css',
then to parse and load contents will be done with such script :
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<?php
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require_once 'HTML/CSS.php';
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$css = new
HTML_CSS();
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$css->parseFile('styles.css');
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$css->display();
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?>
![[Tip]](img/admons/tip.png)
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Tip
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If there are duplicate definitions into file contents, you should
parse file with call :
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<?php
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$css->parseFile('styles.css',
true);
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?>
We will see next why we may find such duplicate
definitions.
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