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There's still a few things missing:
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… color for links.
…her than depending on the css method.
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This branch introduces CSS parsing, including the CSSParse library (https://github.com/sabberworm/PHP-CSS-Parser) which has a compatible license to be included within PHPQuery (MIT).
Aside from using the CSSparsing library, this brach allows users to call pq($el)->css('background') to retrieve css styling of elements, or css('background', 'black') to set CSS styles on elements. All changes or parsing to elements bubble down the DOM tree and compare specificity correctly.
The only thing users have to do is add CSS strings that aren't already in the document captured by "<style>" tags using phpQuery::getDocument()->addCSS('p { background: yellow; }'), as we can't infer the URL location of any given page and then make requests to retrieve CSS files directly, it's up to the user to fetch any CSS files first.
The branch also includes a default CSS file as provided by the W3C [http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/sample.html] for HTML4 so we can infer standard colors and backgrounds for all elements.