Added option to inject CSS Styles into the generated HTML #42
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Puts all CSS styles into the HTML as “style” attribute. This approach is well suited to environments where one cannot have HTML with an accompanying CSS file. Shortcomings: - Not all CSS rules are convertible to HTML Style attributes. For example, no pseudo-selectors (such as ’:hover’, ‘:before’, ‘:after’) can be rendered.
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Looks great! I'll try it out (and merge it) this week. |
Encountered this while trying to capture /html/body out of: http://www.amazon.com/SQL-Queries-Mere-Mortals-Manipulation/dp/0321992474/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?ie=UTF8&keywords=%7Bquery%7D&qid=1457617864&ref_=mp_s_a_1_1&sr=8-1 Also makes the cleaning process slightly faster.
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Resolves #24.
Puts all CSS styles into the HTML as “style” attribute.
This approach is well suited to environments where one cannot have HTML
with an accompanying CSS file.
Shortcomings:
example, no pseudo-selectors (such as ’:hover’, ‘:before’, ‘:after’)
can be rendered.
Also, I felt that a more natural place for non-filters such as
SameRulesCombinerandHTMLStylesCombinerwould be a newprocessorsdirectory.