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Description:	Documentation
Class:	PHP CSS Parser and Optimizer Modify HTML with CSS to optimize the C
Author:	By Sheldon Kennedy
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Date:	1 year ago
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StyleParser

This PHP class reduces download overhead by excluding unused CSS classes.

Introduction

StyleParser analyses an HTML string and identifies the CSS styles being used. It then injects the corresponding classes from your own custom library directly back into the HTML <style> tag. If there is no <style> tag it will create one.

StyleParser includes an optional, responsive utility library that provides all the reusable classes you need to build a site using a simple and intuitive syntax. This utility library uses the data-util attribute, instead of the standard class attribute, in order to keep utilities separate from your own custom classes. You can change the attribute by editing config.ini.

Usage

Instantiate StyleParser:
$styleParser = new StyleParser();

Parse HTML:
$html = '<html>...</html>';
$modifiedHtml = $styleParser->parse($html);

Customisation: - Modify configuration files to tailor the styling behaviour.

Configuration Files

Please note that classes must be written using PHP .ini syntax inside the config files, and not standard CSS syntax.

`config.ini` for general settings.
`root.ini` for root styles whiach are applied globally.
`elements.ini` for standard CSS elements (e.g. `div`).
`custom.ini` for custom classes (e.g. `header-hero`).
`utilities.ini` for built-in utility attributes (e.g. `row(lc)s+`).
`resolutions.ini` for built-in utility media query resolutions.

Dependencies

PHP: Requires PHP 7.0 or later.
DOMDocument: Uses the `DOMDocument` class for HTML parsing.

Error Handling

The class throws a RuntimeException if parsing any configuration file fails. It is essential to handle this exception appropriately in your application.