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pphtml no longer finds .br when unused #1240
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@btaylor289 - please could you copy this version of pphtml into your |
Hi Nigel, Yes, this updated pphtml did find the unused .br in my CSS. One change is the entire list is in reversed order from what I'm used to. I'm not complaining - I like it in this order. Thanks |
Oh yes, forgot to mention that I decided to reverse the list while I was fixing the bug |
Updated version in case you want it, @btaylor289. Previous version gave spurious report about |
Got it and it seemed to work just fine.
Thank you Nigel.
Bob
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Updated version
<https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/qjtc4jb650uzphmzhr7sm/pphtml.pl?rlkey=pysr9xghdjdhx83fy206ww6b1&dl=0>
in case you want it, @btaylor289 <https://github.com/btaylor289>.
Previous version gave spurious report about x-ebookmaker classes.
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Running version 1.6.0 of Guiguts.
I click on HTML/PPhtml and view the report of "CSS possibly not used:" br no longer shows up even when unused. I have
run across this three times now after upgrading to the latest version of Guiguts.
The CSS code in my html file is: .br {border-right: 2px solid;}
The online version of PPhtml does list br as defined but not used
I've attached a screenshot of both the online and Guiguts outputs showing the difference.
Thanks
Bob
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