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Doesn't jQuery require client-side javascript? If so that precludes its use for crucial parts of CSS in my mind. Hasn't anyone thought of implementing a "stati

Doesn't jQuery require client-side javascript? If so that precludes its use for crucial parts of CSS in my mind. Hasn't anyone thought of implementing a "static" version of jQuery that makes modifications at compile-time on the server?

jamesbritt 18y ago
I think most Web frameworks have some means of templating CSS files.
twism 18y ago
ycfeeds.com uses server-side jquery and (although ycfeeds.com does not do it much) can manipulate dom styles and add class names to elements using CSS3 at "compile time".
- omouse 18y ago
  How does server-side jquery work? Are you running it through Rhino or SpiderMonkey or some other javascript implementation before it hits the client?
  - twism 18y ago
    Rhino, using John Resig's "env.js"
    - omouse 18y ago
      Awesome. Thanks :D