I already keep my CSS in Domino documents as part of the web site. Then I can edit it from a web browser.
I've toyed with the idea of having two fields on the CSS doc. The first would contain the LESS code and the second would receive the compiled CSS. The compiler would be in a query-save agent so that each time I save the document it would recompile the CSS from the LESS code.
I'm trying to create a CMS in Domino where the pages can be redesigned on the web in a browser. It's kind of like trying to create the Notes Designer for the web, albeit with many fewer features.
In fact, I've been thinking of doing this using a different server/db altogether. Perhaps using mongrel2 for the server, the web2py framework and the document-oriented database, couchDB.
Just one of my many day-dream projects. It would make a dandy open source project, no?
I already keep my CSS in Domino documents as part of the web site. Then I can edit it from a web browser.
I've toyed with the idea of having two fields on the CSS doc. The first would contain the LESS code and the second would receive the compiled CSS. The compiler would be in a query-save agent so that each time I save the document it would recompile the CSS from the LESS code.
I'm trying to create a CMS in Domino where the pages can be redesigned on the web in a browser. It's kind of like trying to create the Notes Designer for the web, albeit with many fewer features.
In fact, I've been thinking of doing this using a different server/db altogether. Perhaps using mongrel2 for the server, the web2py framework and the document-oriented database, couchDB.
Just one of my many day-dream projects. It would make a dandy open source project, no?