hiya (aka, howdy)

The CSS language syntax it for full css, with the tags and classes and stuff.
CSS embedded into html tags with the style="" business isn't scoped all fancy at all.

You can't just import the normal CSS language into there because it expects all of the tags and curly brackets craziness.

My plan is to split out the part of CSS that could be imported into HTML, the actual rules part. Then, import that into the CSS language and the HTML language.

Is there a better way to do this? 
I think it'd be silly to not DRY it up properly, and i'm sick of not having all fancy CSS stuff in my style="" attributes.

thomas Aylott—subtleGradient