CSS Crush 1.10

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A pre-processor is a tool for interpreting CSS before sending out to the client.

This means that the developer can add CSS in a more complex syntax, and then send it to the pre-processor to convert it into standard CSS code.

Here are some key features of "CSS Crush":

· CSS variables.
· Search/replace macros
· The file is minified.
· The file is cached and returned by the script.
· The contents of the file, and files specified by the standard @import directive, are pulled into one new file.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Added `-i` alias to `--file` option for the command line utility.
· Removed data-* properties.
· Nested rules that use the parent symbol (&) can now work in conjunction with the rooting symbol (^).
· Fixed issue with empty imported files not registering.
· Various bug fixes.

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