I notice with the externalise CSS action is creates separate CSS files for each new page (i.e index.html has a stylesheet index.css and so on). As a number of CSS styles are duplicated by this process (including the Freeway generated inline ones) - is there a way of producing a ‘one-page-fits-all’ Stylesheet?
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Hi Jon,
Not without a lot of extra work in the Action. It’s not impossible though.
Joe
On 20 Aug 2010, at 10:47, wingnut wrote:
I notice with the externalise CSS action is creates separate CSS files for each new page (i.e index.html has a stylesheet index.css and so on). As a number of CSS styles are duplicated by this process (including the Freeway generated inline ones) - is there a way of producing a ‘one-page-fits-all’ Stylesheet?
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Cheers Joe. I will look into it and see what I can come up with.
The other question I have is - is there a way of importing a separate CSS stylesheet or is it always best to create within Freeway?
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If such an action would cost $ 25, I would buy it right away.
Op 20 aug 2010, om 11:52 heeft Joe Billings het volgende geschreven:
Hi Jon,
Not without a lot of extra work in the Action. It’s not impossible though.
Joe
On 20 Aug 2010, at 10:47, wingnut wrote:
I notice with the externalise CSS action is creates separate CSS files for each new page (i.e index.html has a stylesheet index.css and so on). As a number of CSS styles are duplicated by this process (including the Freeway generated inline ones) - is there a way of producing a ‘one-page-fits-all’ Stylesheet?
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If I had some free time I would make it for you right away 
On 20 Aug 2010, at 11:01, email@hidden wrote:
If such an action would cost $ 25, I would buy it right away.
Op 20 aug 2010, om 11:52 heeft Joe Billings het volgende geschreven:
Hi Jon,
Not without a lot of extra work in the Action. It’s not impossible though.
Joe
On 20 Aug 2010, at 10:47, wingnut wrote:
I notice with the externalise CSS action is creates separate CSS files for each new page (i.e index.html has a stylesheet index.css and so on). As a number of CSS styles are duplicated by this process (including the Freeway generated inline ones) - is there a way of producing a ‘one-page-fits-all’ Stylesheet?
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Thanks, I’ll see what I can do to make sure you get all the time for it.
Op 20 aug 2010, om 12:04 heeft Joe Billings het volgende geschreven:
If I had some free time I would make it for you right away
On 20 Aug 2010, at 11:01, email@hidden wrote:
If such an action would cost $ 25, I would buy it right away.
Op 20 aug 2010, om 11:52 heeft Joe Billings het volgende geschreven:
Hi Jon,
Not without a lot of extra work in the Action. It’s not impossible though.
Joe
On 20 Aug 2010, at 10:47, wingnut wrote:
I notice with the externalise CSS action is creates separate CSS files for each new page (i.e index.html has a stylesheet index.css and so on). As a number of CSS styles are duplicated by this process (including the Freeway generated inline ones) - is there a way of producing a ‘one-page-fits-all’ Stylesheet?
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well… a fair amount of months have gone bye… i’m curious iff Joe had found the time, since i’m still ( also ) want to pay for this action LOL. as i’m sure, a lot of us would… the unfair amount of csspages, drive me nuts
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Two months on from the last post, but if this is any closer I’d buy it too. it’s the only bugbear i have at the moment. I wonder if it’s being saved for ‘6’???
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