Question:
What if you have a CSS template that's really nice, and you want to use it with a wordpress theme, but don't want to edit all the theme files to use the rules in the CSS template? Is there a way to create a CSS file that acts as a proxy between the new CSS template and old WP theme?
Solution:1
Good question! I'm afraid I think there is no native way. There would have to be a syntax like
propertyname: inherit-from(.classname); // Fictitious example! Does not work which doesn't exist in CSS proper.
It could probably be done, though, using a CSS pre-compiler like LeSS. LeSS's "Mixins" function looks like it might do exactly what you need. From their front page:
.rounded_corners (@radius: 5px) { -moz-border-radius: @radius; -webkit-border-radius: @radius; border-radius: @radius; } #header { .rounded_corners; } where rounded_corners would be your original class definition, and #header the WordPress equivalent.
Solution:2
Child themes! - themeshaper.com/functions-php-wordpress-child-themes
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