The Problem

With the increased adoption of HTTP/2, it seems a good idea to put in the FAQ section of this project that the use of this project in HTTP/2 environments should be an cautionary action to take if prospective users have access to their HTTP/2 server's functionality to use push promises to inline the resources they were thinking about the Critical inlining for them.

This is assumi

This issue originally started in gulp-inline-css.

I've played around with the tests in the project and if I change media-preserve.html to use <link rel="stylesheet" href="media-preserve.css" /> and move the CSS to that file then no CSS is included in the test output. If I try to add some media-query CSS to any other test that already use

Hi everyone,

is there an option to prevent inlining on parts or areas of the document?
e.g.:

<table class="my-table-apply-inline-styles-here">
  <tr>
    <td class="my-td-apply-inline-styles-here-too">
        <!-- don't inline this -->
        <h1>Some Headline</h1>
        <p>Some Text<br>and some more Text</p>
        <p>...</p>
        <!-- from here on do inlining again -->

In the current state of athlete, one should call

Style.block [ Display.dimensions [...]]

and

Style.blockProperties [ Display.overflow [...]]

It appears as a naming inconsistency that is pretty much

• impossible to guess since it does not seem to follow CSS logic (no blockProperty property)
• really hard to resolve in the absence of usage documentation.

I had to analyze a