Does a CSS inline style extractor/parser exist?

[rbaulbin@hotmail.com]

Hello -

Does anyone know if of a utility that can traverse an HTML file for
all inline CSS style tag occurrences and generate an external style
sheet from them, and then create (intelligent?) class or ID names to
be associated with them? This would save time when coding, since many
times one can find himself coding "locally" and then subsequently
stripping out all local style tag instances.

Thanks...

RB

[Adrienne Boswell]

Re: Does a CSS inline style extractor/parser exist?

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed rbaulbin@hotmai l.com writing in
news:c3650412-80af-4dce-b0a0-1f9afb983503@25 g2000hsx.google groups.com:

Hello -
>
Does anyone know if of a utility that can traverse an HTML file for
all inline CSS style tag occurrences and generate an external style
sheet from them, and then create (intelligent?) class or ID names to
be associated with them? This would save time when coding, since many
times one can find himself coding "locally" and then subsequently
stripping out all local style tag instances.
>
Thanks...
>
RB
>

IIRC HTML-Tidy _might_ be able to do that. AFAIK, it will take inline
styles and put them into a style element. One could move the content to
the style element to an external sheet.

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