Nice! Going to try it soon!
Warm Regards & Thanks a lot!
David
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@RobM Thanks! Plugin Master, King of the plugins! 
Interesting and powerful addition. Really nice to have this feature inside Pinegrow.
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hey Rob, thanks for the plugin and all the hard work and time your giving in for the community
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STATUS: @RobM :> UPGRADE :> Godlike
This has been soooo needed for so long!
Not just for Pinegrow, but an easy imlementation within ANY app that uses these behemoth style libraries.
Luckily for us, we have you AND Pinegrow App!
If/when I finish this sewing my fingers to things in the not to remote future, I’m so looking forward to trying this out.
At last!
Cheers
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Hi Bob,
Try to download your new plugin, but unfortunately is the web page with the plugin gone! 
Regards,
David
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Hey David - if you look through the flurry of edits at the top of the post you’ll see that I didn’t take proper account of how Windows and Mac file systems differ. path.normalize is your friend. At any point, I had deactivated the download page when I realized there were problems. It is back live now. I hope there are no problems. I’m a bit frazzled with all of the trouble-shooting and cross-platform testing!
Cheers,
Bob
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Awesome work. No apologies needed, you’ve dedicated your time and also made it free at your own expense. Thank you and it is much appreciated.
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Hi Bob,
Working great! Thanks again!
Would it be possible to add multiple folders loading and html from different folders in the future?
Because we use multi language websites with 4 languages and non uniform styling for every language.
Regards,
David
I guess I could add multiple input fields for both the HTML and CSS. I guess it wouldn’t be that tough.
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Hi Bob,
great work with the plugin. One thing I wanted to ask. Does the plugin also work when using wordpress, because I tried it and it broke my page, a part of the bootstrap styling.
So the PurgeCSS JavaScript should go through any template files that you input and compare all of the found classes and ids to the styling rules. So, it should work, but I don’t think I enabled *.php files. Were you able to select them for scanning? I haven’t looked at the library close enough to se if it would choke on non-HTML files.
Hi Rob, Fantastic! Thanks a lot for sharing this with the rest of us. I tried it last night on a 4 pages site and it brought down my style.css from 28KB to 12KB.
Now what is the best practice to apply/replace my before purged style.css file. Rename it style.css.old and rename the purge.css file to style.css and drop it to the canvas?
Many Many Thanks for this plug in!
I’m not completely sure what best practice would be, but that is the way I would do it 
. As long as you don’t get rid of the old style sheets in order to recover if something went wrong that you don’t discover until later.
Cheers,
Bob
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Pinegrow Web Editor - 5.971 - error when adding the plugin.
Error message when selecting the CSS folder.
Hi @mhigaki - thanks again for bringing this to my attention. It turns out this is also a breaking update for the Purify plugin. 
I don’t see anything in the nw.js or node changelogs that explain this change in behavior.
|Description:|Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS|
|Release:|20.04|
|Codename:|focal|
Thanks,
I think it has been fixed for the update. I’ll post later.
A new version of the Purge plugin has been posted. You can go to the plugins page and download it. Fair warning, it does not work with the local CSS file for TailwindCSS. Pinegrow loads in Tailwind through a CDN, so it doesn’t really matter, but if anybody is using the local file version, it won’t work. I’m modifying the Purify plugin so that it will.
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RobM,
It’s working!
Tks.