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| ctools_css_store($id, $css, $filter = TRUE) X-Ref |
| Store CSS with a given id and return the filename to use. This function associates a piece of CSS with an id, and stores the cached filename and the actual CSS for later use with ctools_css_retrieve. |
| ctools_css_retrieve($id) X-Ref |
| Retrieve a filename associated with an id of previously cached CSS. This will ensure the file still exists and, if not, create it. |
| ctools_css_clear($id) X-Ref |
| Remove stored CSS and any associated file. |
| ctools_css_cache($css, $filter = TRUE) X-Ref |
| Write a chunk of CSS to a temporary cache file and return the file name. This function optionally filters the CSS (always compressed, if so) and generates a unique filename based upon md5. It returns that filename that can be used with ctools_css_add_css(). Note that as a cache file, technically this file is volatile so it should be checked before it is used to ensure that it exists. You can use file_exists() to test for the file and file_delete() to remove it if it needs to be cleared. param: $css param: $filter return: $filename |
| ctools_css_add_css($filename = NULL, $type = 'module', $media = 'all', $preprocess = TRUE) X-Ref |
| Add a CTools CSS file to the page. Because drupal_add_css() does not handle files that it cannot stat, it can't add files that are stored in a private file system. This will will check to see if we're using the private file system and use drupal_set_html_head() instead if that is the case. Sadly that will preclude aggregation of any sort, but there doesn't seem to be any ways around that. Also it will screw with stylesheet order. Again, sorry. |
| ctools_css_filter($css, $compressed = TRUE) X-Ref |
| Filter a chunk of CSS text. This function disassembles the CSS into a raw format that makes it easier for our tool to work, then runs it through the filter and reassembles it. If you find that you want the raw data for some reason or another, you can use the disassemble/assemble functions yourself. param: $css param: $compressed |
| ctools_css_assemble($css_data) X-Ref |
| Re-assemble a css string and format it nicely. param: array $css_data return: string $css |
| ctools_css_compress($css_data) X-Ref |
| Compress css data (filter it first!) to optimize for use on view. param: array $css_data return: string $css |
| ctools_css_disassemble($css) X-Ref |
| Disassemble the css string. Strip the css of irrelevant characters, invalid/malformed selectors and declarations, and otherwise prepare it for processing. param: string $css return: array $disassembled_css |
| _ctools_css_disassemble_selector($selector_str) X-Ref |
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| _ctools_css_disassemble_declaration($declaration) X-Ref |
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| ctools_css_filter_css_data($css, $allowed_properties = array() X-Ref |
| Run disassembled $css through the filter. param: $css param: $allowed_properties param: $allowed_values return: |
| ctools_css_filter_default_allowed_properties() X-Ref |
| Provide a deafult list of allowed properties by the filter. |
| ctools_css_filter_default_allowed_values() X-Ref |
| Provide a default list of allowed values by the filter. |
| ctools_css_flush_caches() X-Ref |
| Delegated implementation of hook_flush_caches() |
| Generated: Thu Mar 24 11:18:33 2011 | Cross-referenced by PHPXref 0.7 |