I want to create a PHP-CSS approach for my web applications. So I don't need to make any external CSS file, nor internal CSS, neither the inline styles. This approach will work as:
... html code ...
<?php
_c( '
header .nav {
background: yellow;
}
header .nav a {
text-decoration: none;
}
');
?>
... more html code and other php-css chunks ...
The function _c() will keep collecting all php-css chunks from entire application on the go, and finally, write all these chunks in a CSS file, compress or minimize and include using <link .. tag at the end.
This way, I won't need to even see the face of .css file. All my php-css chunks will be available on their related pages. So I won't need to keep a bunch of css files open and edit them.
If I use this approach for a huge application, what could be side effects on usability, performance, memory consumption, speed of app etc?