you could implement a parser that used .addClass() and .removeClass() instead of .css() if i release an official parser i think it would use those methods. th

you could implement a parser that used .addClass() and .removeClass() instead of .css() if i release an official parser i think it would use those methods. the whole point is to store your CSS in JSON and parse it with JS, the libraries used to do the parsing / assigning are kinda arbitrary.