def makenode():
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("p {color: red;}", type="text/css")
+html.style("p {color: blue;}", type="text/css", title="blue")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
return e
def makenode():
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("p {color: red;}", type="text/css")
+html.style(
"p {color: blue;}", type="text/css", title="blue")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
return e
def test_applystylesheets_media():
# Check that media="screen" picks up the media stylesheet
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("p {color: red;}", type="text/css", media="screen")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
css.applystylesheets(e, media="screen")
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == "color: red;"
# Check that media="screen" doesn't pick up the print stylesheet
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("p {color: red;}", type="text/css", media="screen")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
css.applystylesheets(e, media="print")
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == ""
# Check that @media rules are treated properly
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("@media screen { p {color: red;}}",
type="text/css")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
css.applystylesheets(e, media="screen")
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == "color: red;"
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("@media screen { p {color: red;}}",
type="text/css")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
css.applystylesheets(e, media="print")
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == ""
def test_applystylesheets_media():
# Check that media="screen" picks up the media stylesheet
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("p {color: red;}", type="text/css", media="screen")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
css.applystylesheets(e, media="screen")
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == "color: red;"
# Check that media="screen" doesn't pick up the print stylesheet
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("p {color: red;}", type="text/css", media="screen")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
css.applystylesheets(e, media="print")
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == ""
# Check that @media rules are treated properly
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("@media screen { p {color: red;}}", type="text/css")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
css.applystylesheets(e, media="screen")
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == "color: red;"
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("@media screen { p {color: red;}}", type="text/css")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
css.applystylesheets(e, media="print")
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == ""
def test_applystylesheets1():
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("p {color: red;}", type="text/css")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
css.applystylesheets(e)
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == "color: red;"
assert list(e.walknodes(html.style)) == []
def test_applystylesheets1():
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("p {color: red;}", type="text/css")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk")
css.applystylesheets(e)
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == "color: red;"
assert list(e.walknodes(html.style)) == []
def test_applystylesheets5():
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("p#id42 {color: red;}", type="text/css")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk", id="id42", style="color: blue;")
css.applystylesheets(e)
# stylesheet always wins (at least in CSS 2.1 and 3)
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == "color: blue;"
assert list(e.walknodes(html.style)) == []
def test_applystylesheets4():
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("#id42 {color: red;}", type="text/css")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk", id="id42", style="color: blue;")
css.applystylesheets(e)
# style attribute wins
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == "color: blue;"
assert list(e.walknodes(html.style)) == []
def test_applystylesheets5():
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("p#id42 {color: red;}", type="text/css")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk", id="id42", style="color: blue;")
css.applystylesheets(e)
# stylesheet always wins (at least in CSS 2.1 and 3)
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == "color: blue;"
assert list(e.walknodes(html.style)) == []
def test_applystylesheets4():
with xsc.build():
with html.html() as e:
with html.head():
+html.style("#id42 {color: red;}", type="text/css")
with html.body():
+html.p("gurk", id="id42", style="color: blue;")
css.applystylesheets(e)
# style attribute wins
assert str(e.walknodes(html.p)[0].attrs.style) == "color: blue;"
assert list(e.walknodes(html.style)) == []
font-size: 11px;
line-height: 18px;
border: 1px solid #eee;
background-color: #fafafa;
padding: 1px 5px 2px 5px;
overflow: auto;
}
"""
now = datetime.datetime.now()
node = xsc.Frag(html.h1("Cronjobs ", html.span("(generated at %s)" % now.strftime("%d.%m.%Y %H:%M"), class_="note")))
for host in hosts:
node.append(html.h2(host.name))
for (user, crontab) in sorted(host.getcrontabs()):
node.append(html.h3(user, "@", host.name))
node.append(html.pre(crontab.decode("latin-1").strip()))
node = xsc.Frag(
xml.XML10(), "\n",
html.head(
meta.contenttype(),
html.title("Cronjobs"),
html.style(style, type="text/css"),
),
html.body(node)
)
print e.asBytes(encoding="iso-8859-1")
border: 1px solid #eee;
background-color: #fafafa;
padding: 1px 5px 2px 5px;
overflow: auto;
}
"""
now = datetime.datetime.now()
node = xsc.Frag(
html.h1(
"Cronjobs ",
html.span("(generated at %s)" % now.strftime("%d.%m.%Y %H:%M"),
class_="note")))
for host in hosts:
node.append(html.h2(host.name))
for (user, crontab) in sorted(host.getcrontabs()):
node.append(html.h3(user, "@", host.name))
node.append(html.pre(crontab.decode("latin-1").strip()))
node = xsc.Frag(
xml.XML10(), "\n",
html.head(
meta.contenttype(),
html.title("Cronjobs"),
html.style(style, type="text/css"),
), html.body(node))
print e.asBytes(encoding="iso-8859-1")