Adds a custom post type of css that will compile all entries into a single minified css file that will automatically be enqueued to your site.<\/p>\n\n
Minified CSS is stored in a transient for caching.<\/p>\n\n
User now needs 'edit_themes' permission to see the css editor. By default this is only the administrator.<\/p>\n\n
Shortcodes are now processed during compilation of your css.<\/p>\n\n
An new shortcode has been added called:<\/p>\n\n
[meta key=\"(name of arbitrary custom field)\" post_id=\"(optional)\"]<\/p>\n\n
This allows you to define a whatever custom fields you like on an individual css post and use them in your css.<\/p>\n\n
Ex. a { color: [meta key=\"my_color\"]; }<\/p>\n\n
So you can define common elements and use them throughout your css.<\/p>\n\n
If you like you can use the option post_id to put those values from another post. So you can have one master css post with your primary colors and such and referance it in other posts.<\/p>\n\n
Minification code from http:\/\/www.lateralcode.com\/css-minifier\/<\/a><\/p>\n\n All css is compiled on save unless the transient has expired. If which case a query is run to compile the css durning rendering.\nI may add option to use either a wp_option or a transient based upon user preferance.<\/p>\n\n Css is compiled by menu_order. I would like to add more options for better sorting.<\/p>\n\n There is an options page that outputs the css into a textarea so that you can review the final css in the dashboard.<\/p>\n\n Email me to request customizations trevor@mailagc.com<\/a><\/p>\n\n Future options may also include the ability to write your css to your theme directory. This plugin currently must be active to keep the css available.<\/p>\n\n I'm trying to follow the path of Mark Jaquith. Read more here.\nHow to Write a Plugin I'll use<\/a><\/p>\n\nNotes on Function<\/h4>\n\n