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Indeed, this works fine for pages which just contain CSS for that specific page but I'm not sure how often that actually occurs in the wild. And if you've got j
by rlivsey 17y ago
Indeed, this works fine for pages which just contain CSS for that specific page but I'm not sure how often that actually occurs in the wild. And if you've got just a one page site then surely managing the CSS for that isn't a big issue?
For most of the sites I've worked on, I bundle up the CSS into a main stylesheet and then often one specific stylesheet per-section. If this could spider the whole site and generate a report on that then it would certainly be more useful.
- mnemonik 17y agoThanks for the feedback! I halfway implemented traversing whole sitemaps, but never finished because the waits were getting so long that I would need to move away from django and towards something like twisted where I could incrementally update the results and work asynchronously. Would you rather give a sitemap or a representative list of URLs?
- daleharvey 17y agoI am the same I would prefer it to work along the same lines as http://validator.w3.org/checklink http://validator.w3.org/checklink where it just automatically spiders