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@@ -2125,9 +2125,17 @@ function sq_fixstyle($body, $pos, $message, $id, $mailbox){
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* body {background: blah-blah}
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* and change it to .bodyclass so we can just assign it to a <div>
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*/
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- // Let's try out something that catches stuff like: body, p, div { or stuff like: body a {
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// $content = preg_replace("|body(\s*\{.*?\})|si", ".bodyclass\\1", $content);
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- $content = preg_replace("/body((?:\s*(?:,| )\s*[a-z0-9_-]+)*\s*\{.*?\})/si", ".bodyclass\\1", $content);
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+ // Nah, this is even better - try to preface all CSS selectors with
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+ // our <div> class ID "bodyclass" then correct generic "body" selectors
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+ // TODO: this works pretty good but breaks stuff like this:
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+ // @media print { body { font-size: 10pt; } }
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+ // but there isn't an easy way to make this regex skip @media
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+ // definitions... though lots of the ones in the wild will be
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+ // correctly handled because they tend to end with a parenthesis, like:
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+ // @media screen and (max-width:480px) { ...
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+ $content = preg_replace('/([a-z0-9._-][a-z0-9 >+~|:._-]*\s*(?:,|{.*?}))/si', '.bodyclass $1', $content);
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+ $content = str_replace('.bodyclass body', '.bodyclass', $content);
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global $use_transparent_security_image;
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if ($use_transparent_security_image) $secremoveimg = '../images/spacer.png';
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