cssRemoveUnusedSelectors-v0.3.4

Add quiet mode: by inserting the line "quiet": true in the preferences file, the plugin will just delete all unused selectors without further notice.
For more instructions, read the first post of the dedicated thread on MobileRead.

cssRemoveUnusedSelectors-v0.3.3

Pre-parse xhtml and xml files to speed up the execution.

cssRemoveUnusedSelectors_v0.3.2

• Added plugin icon

cssRemoveUnusedSelectors-v0.3.1

• Add compatibility with Sigil 0.9.18 and the new css-parser module which replaces cssutils.
• Minor GUI improvements: the list of selectors is now scrollable with the mousewheel, selectors longer than the width of the window wrap around dynamically, buttons are now bound with the <Return> key.
• If there is an XML syntax error in one of the files, the plugin shows an error message and exits (while before it would have simply crashed).

cssRemoveUnusedSelectors-v0.3.0

• Added option to parse all xml files in epub.
• Better handling of default (unprefixed) namespaces in css and some particular prefix for selectors ('|' - no namespace - and '*|' - every namespace).
• Added a "Select/Unselect all" button in selector's list dialog.
• Switch MIT license with GPLv3.
• Minor improvements in style and speed.

cssRemoveUnusedSelectors-v0.2.3

This version guarantees compatibility with Sigil v0.9.7 (and should work as well with previous Sigil releases).

• Update reading of css files: with Sigil v0.9.7 they are read as text, with previous releases they are read as binaries.

cssRemoveUnusedSelectors-0.2.2

• Fix bug in default preference "blankLinesAfterRules".
• Preferences dialog window now is modal.

cssRemoveUnusedSelectors-0.2.1

• Quick bug fix release.

cssRemoveUnusedSelectors-0.2.0

• Added a GUI to set and save preferences on css formatting output.
• Subclassed cssutils's serializer to increase user's choices.
• Minor code adjustments.

cssRemoveUnusedSelectors-0.1.2

• Added a warning for unknown at-rules in stylesheets.
• GUI adjustment for long error messages.
• Added (potential) support for unlimited nesting levels of at-media rules (waiting for cssutils support of it).
• Minor optimizations.