The last question of this kind I asked for allowed me to find a very useful tool, so I try again...
Two days ago, I naively asked meme which tool he used to produce such a clean style sheet for his Sigil user guide. The reply was sweat, blood and tears (nearly
).
Quote:
Originally Posted by meme
Entirely manually, and gradually building up by adding, and removing, as needed.
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The converter I use produce automatically CSS style sheets of this kind (see spoiler). As you can see, styles are placed, each on their own line, and sometimes this line can be un-pretty long, which creates blocks difficult to read and debug.
I would like to use a tool to do three things:
1. - Put this style sheet in alphabetical order.
2. - Processing style after style, provoke a line change (like \n in OO) after these
two signs:
{ ; and before and after this tricky
one:
}
3. - Any other idea(s) to improve it further, including skipping a line after each style.
Has anybody already realized such a tool?
As you all know better than me, the target would thus be like this
Code:
span.smcpIncise {
font-family: 'LinuxLibertineOCRegular';
font-style:normal
}