Default CSS style sheet added / don't lowercase CSS selectors #85
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Please update from latest master because I can not merge this pull request. |
…is was the standard and only behavior before)
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I'm not sure about adding the list styles to the default stylesheet -- maybe this should be done to the newly created one only. At least they should not be added multiple times to the given default stylesheet... |
- init with a given style sheet to start with these style - merge (later) a given style sheet's styles into this style sheet
If passed as option, merge the default style sheet's styles into the combined style sheet for the document
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Like this? |
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Yes, did you test it, set different default List styles in option? Von meinem iPhone gesendet Am 02.12.2011 um 09:38 schrieb Sebastian Beigel reply@reply.github.com:
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Yep, ul {list-style: none;} in my default style sheet (passed as option) overrides the "disc" list-style. |
Default CSS style sheet added / don't lowercase CSS selectors
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Thank you for your contribution! I merged it. |
I've added an option to (re-)use a (default) DTCSSStylesheet object which is useful if you have a lot of (small) HTML strings using a common set of CSS classes. It is set as an option with the key DTDefaultStyleSheet on NSAttributedString initWithHTML:options:documentAttributes:.
Another change contained in this pull request is the removal of the lowercase conversion of CSS selectors. I don't understand the reason -- using camel (or any) cased CSS selectors (classes) is quite common and I don't see why you should have to adjust your stylesheets for NSAS+HTML as it makes reusing existing HTML (and CSS) harder.