My code consists of a script that updates a CSS file based on user input from an html form.
The script executes a str_replace function, scanning the CSS file for specific "tags". For example:
html,body {
background: {bgcolor} url(../images/bg.jpg) repeat-x;
color: {textcolor};
}
Although this method works well, it breaks the CSS file. This was not initially an issue, but due to a new feature in my project, I must now utilize that CSS file.
I am exploring potential alternatives to avoid breaking the CSS file completely. One idea is to use comments within the tags like so:
html,body {
background: #fff /*{textcolor*/ url(../images/bg.jpg) repeat-x;
color: #fff /*{textcolor*/;
}
This way, I can include comment symbols within the tag without damaging the CSS file. However, I am facing a challenge when attempting to replace/remove the hex as well.