HTML elements can have attached style strings that should be converted to the internal style object. This should be relatively straightforward, though we need to write a CSS => schema converter which also handles parsing/tokenizing the values in the style/CSS declarations.
There can also be style tags which have CSS. We'll need to attach those to the relevant nodes. This is quite a bit trickier since we'll need to effectively handle selectors and style resolution. One idea I have regarding this is to render the HTML somewhere in the background (after sanitizing) and then using getComputedStyle to attach the relevant styles.
HTML elements can have attached style strings that should be converted to the internal style object. This should be relatively straightforward, though we need to write a CSS => schema converter which also handles parsing/tokenizing the values in the style/CSS declarations.
There can also be style tags which have CSS. We'll need to attach those to the relevant nodes. This is quite a bit trickier since we'll need to effectively handle selectors and style resolution. One idea I have regarding this is to render the HTML somewhere in the background (after sanitizing) and then using
getComputedStyleto attach the relevant styles.