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Combine .js and .css into one folder, make per-website stuff into folders to allow bundling of themes #7

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brumm opened this issue Jul 12, 2011 · 7 comments

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@brumm
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brumm commented Jul 12, 2011

Title says almost all - I want to set up things like ~/.firefox/facebook.com/ with the folder containing a main.js and a main.css etc for easy and convenient theme bundling.
I know this is a little beyond the initial scope of the extension, but the recent addition of css made things a little unwieldy if you're trying to tie stuff together.

@rlr
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rlr commented Jul 13, 2011

Per-site folders is a good idea, I'll try to add it.

@brumm
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brumm commented Jul 13, 2011

Cool!

...Also, a way to store images in the folder, and reference them in the css would be nice :3

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rlr commented Jul 13, 2011

heh, that might be a little harder :-P

I'll see...

@clneagu
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clneagu commented Oct 12, 2011

Also useful if you want to keep multiple .js files separated by functionality.

@rlr
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rlr commented Oct 12, 2011

hmmm, so it would just load in all .js and .css files it finds in the folder? What about the order to load them in?

@clneagu
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clneagu commented Oct 12, 2011

Alphabetical order sounds good enough. You can always prefix the file names ... 01-something.js, 02-something-else.js ...

@dufferzafar
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I would like to work on this. Can someone point in the right direction?

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