Note: this is a test page for pavuk, to see if it can correctly spider/collect the CSS style sheets referenced by a the allowable CSS @import statements (Dutch link!).
The relevant code is located in the header of this page and looks like this:
<style type="text/css" media="screen" >
<!--
@import url("import_css_url_quoted_1_1.css") screen;
@import url(import_css_url_unquoted_1_1.css) screen;
@import "import_css_url_quoted_2_1.css" screen;
-->
</style>
Note that all three @import lines (each of them is legal CSS) are 'hidden CSS in HTML' in the classic way, using comments <!-- ... -->.
When grabbed correctly (or when viewed 'in vitro' on the website itself) you MAY see the colours in the boxes as described below. As placing CSS within comments and/or CDATA results in highly browser-dependent results, YMMV. Note that the 'desired/expected colour' is shown next to it for reference: both 'RGB colour' boxes left and right should match in colour for each of the @import formats listed above—again, depending on your browser. See quircksmode.org and ALA (A List Apart) for further info on this and related browser-dependent CSS and HTML issues.
| Reference colour | Successful pavuk spider action & notes |
|---|---|
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RGB colour: #b2da28 |
RGB colour
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RGB colour: #b39707 |
RGB colour
This colour will show up when the
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RGB colour: #bb7585 |
RGB colour
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Note also that equivalent tests, this time using XML CDATA markers, are also available:
We offer additional test cases for use with pavuk ('make check') on this site. These include:
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