Link to the exp. project page: http://drupal.org/sandbox/DWB/1078406
I would like to contribute a small and lightweight module I named 'AllCss'. It really does only one thing: detect the presence of CSS files on the server based on the visitor's URL, and if present, add it to the of the page. I've used this kind of functionality with the Zend framework and often found it very convenient.
For example, when a visitor requests www.example.com/news/articles/issue-1, the module will look for the next css files in the theme directory:
- news.css
- news_articles.css
- news_articles_issue-1.css
In case any of them are found, they're added to the page's css stack to do their work on (in this example) a section of pages, a sub-section or only 1 page.
The module is meant to be used by website developers / administrators.
Although at first sight the module may in some way seem to resemble the fuctionality of the CSS module, or the CSS Injector module, I think it's distinct in its hierarchical intend. The CSS module works on a per-node basis. AllCss differs from CSS Injector in that, on a developer level, it works very intuitive and doesn't require any configuration whatsoever, one simply adds the files to the server when necessary,
A lot of text for a very small module, I hope it's all clear.
Kind regards
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Comment #1
berdirClosing as a duplicate of #1069924: DropIn. No need for multiple issues, there already more than enough :)
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