Is there a FluidAll.css?

[michelle.dsouza at utoronto.ca]

Quoting Aaron Zeckoski <aaronz at vt.edu>:

> I guess this only matters if the Infusion.js that I built without
> javascript refers to this FSS stuff.
> I was under the impression that all the JS related to Fluid was packed
> up in that file and therefore load order for my JS is not important.

Yes, this is true. If you are using the InfusionAll javascript file  
then you do not need to worry about order and you also need not worry  
about the other javascript files in the Infusion package. Sorry if I  
wasn't clear before.

I was under the impression that you wanted to create a single CSS file  
in the same manor as the single javascript file was created. I was  
hoping that the json dependency files would help you in that task by  
communicating what a component depends upon and what CSS files make up  
a component.

You are correct that you don't require FSS for most of the Infusion  
components. The one exception is UI Options which depends on FSS for  
transforming the user interface to meet the user's selected preferences.

That being said, FSS provides some nice styling and you will see that  
we've often used FSS in our examples. This is not a requirement just a  
nice to have.

Michelle