csSPLIT.js

CSs SPLIT into small files

becuase why not.

WHY?

Why not? Actually, there's no reason.

HOW?

With the power of JavaScript and bullshit!

See the Repository at bullgit for more information.

HOW does it work?

Well, csSPLIT.js will grab the DOM, collect all the classes and then try and load a CSS file for each of the classes. This mean, if you have a class .block you'll need to place a CSS file called block.css in assets/css/ - everything placed there will be included.

BUT THAT'S INSANE! BLA BLA PERFORMANCE, BLA BLA REQUESTS!

You are _maybe_ right! It is indeed insane, however with HTTP 2 this scrip will rock! With the HTTP 2 Protocoll, all the old stuff like compression and combining files will be outdated.