How to use it for existing (X)HTML text?

[lellid]

Hi,

because of the lack of documentation it is hard to figure out how to use the library to parse existing html. I've come so far:

• parse my Html text.
• extract the name of the CSS style sheet that is used in the document.
• parse the CSS style sheet with this library.

Ok, now I have my parsed CSS style sheet, with a lot of rules in it!

For each element of my Html document, I now want to know which properties apply to this element. The element has a name, can have an Id, can have a class attribute with one or more classes in it. So: is there a function with input: name of the element, Id, classes …, and which then returns the properties that apply to this element? Ideally, with all the priority rules already taken into consideration? I have seen in the source code there is a lot about priority implemented, just don't know how to use it.

[JsAndDotNet]

@lellid - I keep this project alive in terms of integrating solved issues found by other devs, but I don't "support" it. It's one to either work it out, or not use it.

If you want to fork the repo, create a test case that shows what you want to do and let me know about it, I might be able to take a look.