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CSS Working Group's future By glazou on Monday 29 June 2015, 20:52 - CSS and style - Permalink Hello everyone. Back in March 2008, I was extremely happy to announce my appointment as Co-chairman of the CSS Working Group. Seven years and a half later, it's time to move on. There are three main reasons to that change, that my co-chair Peter and I triggered ourselves with W3C Management's agreement:

Strange day for the Open Web By glazou on Wednesday 13 February 2013, 12:20 - Standards - Permalink It's a really strange day... The annoucement Opera drops the Presto engine came at european hours, of course. Fortunately, the city of New York woke me up at 4am with road construction and lots of noise from construction engines. Found my iPad silently piling up tons of notifications from friends ab

iBooks Author, a nice tool but.. By glazou on Friday 20 January 2012, 11:15 - Mac - Permalink Long, very long ago, in another galaxy further north on the US west coast, the Death Star Microsoft was not playing the standardization game and was submitting proposals to W3C the day it was shipping to the masses a browser implementing that proposal. Or ship without any proposal. These days are over, an

JSCSSP is a CSS parser written in cross-browser JavaScript. It parses a string containing CSS styles and outputs a CSS Object Model (warning: not the CSS Object Model). It can preserve some comments, at-rules and style rules that your browser does not recognize and trashes, and even whitespaces if you absolutely need to preserve indentation and blank lines. NEW JSCSSP now has support for CSS Media