Fixes CSS to use non-bastardised spellings
Permits using English (traditional) spellings for CSS properties, rather than English (simplified).
Because this is implemented with a client-side script. You can use this to properise the CSS of any page.
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Usage
To use this script, simply include it in your HTML:
To enter debug mode:
To stop the script from converting:
Usage Examples:
In a CSS file:
body {
background-colour: red;
}
In a HTML style tag:
body {
background-colour: red;
}
In an inline HTML style:
Manually with JS:
const cssText = “background-colour: black; colour: white;”;
const converted = britCSS.convertCSS(cssText);
console.log(converted);
See Also
BESS – British Enhanced Style Sheets
Spiffing (postcss-spiffing)
