[pmwiki-users] WikiStyles refactored, can use testing

[Petko Yotov]

I am sorry, I have reverted the changes that rewrite the wikistyles, for 
now. I'll try and work on this when I find some free time and peace, 
likely early next year.

I had to release a new version because of a bug, and this work wasn't 
completed/ready, so I mostly restored the original functions.

Yes, when this is ready, LocalCSS should work fine with it.

For CSS, line breaks are optional, so as long as your selectors, braces, 
and semi-colons are correct, it should work. So the fact that LocalCSS 
or $HTMLStylesFmt don't add linebreaks between their different portions, 
shouldn't cause a problem.

If you have noticed a change from the previous behavior, or a bug, I'll 
be very interested in examining and fixing it.

Petko

On 14/12/2022 14:28, ABClf wrote:
> Will this work with localCSS ?
> I just upgraded to last version and see I encounter a light issue css 
> related.
> 
> I suspect a syntax typo (LocalCSS injected missing a linebreak –or
> something like that– for every injected css taken from LocalCSS)
...
> Le dim. 20 nov. 2022 à 23:05, Petko Yotov <5ko at 5ko.fr> a écrit :
>> I am working on progressively removing the core requirement for inline
>> JavaScript and styles. This would allow wikis to enable a more strict
>> Content-Security-Policy, without 'unsafe-inline'. This in turn reduces
>> the chances for cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities.
>> 
>> I have refactored the core WikiStyles to replace all inline styles in
>> the text with CSS class names, generated on the fly, and added to the
>> header <style> element.