CSSCop - FxCop for Stylesheets

Will this be updated to include VS2012?

Any word on this?

I'd be keen to see this, too.

I see a lot of these features in VS2012 and Web Essentials 2012 - however not all. 
Will these come for VS12?

Hello!
There is the following error when I try to use it:

 
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Microsoft Visual Studio
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The parameter is incorrect. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070057 (E_INVALIDARG))
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the installation  seemed to good, (I have un-installed and installed again, but nothing  changed)
Thanks, bts

I just installed the extension (1.2) in VS2010, and I get the same error when I try to use it.

How can newer CSS items such as box-shadow be added?
Currently the usage of newer CSS statements gives an error.
Even the newest IE (V10) knows many newer css items without prefix.

After updating "Web Standards Update for Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 SP1" to the newest version, CssCop now knows how to handle box-shadow - great!

Am I missing something. Did the features make the RTM? If so how can you activate them.

Is there any way to customize the rule set or supress warnings as I can do with Code Analysis? I would not like to see warnings of overqualification. Thank you.

This rule does not seem available, duplicate-background-images - how easily could this be added?

Thanks in advance

What does this error mean? Any way around it?

This means that when you open a website from IIS Express (could be http://localhost:1234), then there is a bug in CSSCop that tries to resolve a file name based on the URL of the project. It has been fixed already, but I'm waiting a few days to release the update.

Thanks

Thanks a lot. It works now.

Two things:
Is there a place where all the error messages are explained? 
For example, I get "You have 2 h2s, 2 h3s defined in this stylesheet." Why is this bad?

Is it possible to enable, disable some errors?	

This looks like a great tool.  I've passed a file through the csslint.net website which gave great feedback on issues I wasn't aware of.  Having this available via VS would be a real bonus.  I'm running VS 2010 on XP SP3 and I cannot see why such a simple tool (in terms of requirements) needs IE 9.  Any chance the IE 9 dependency could be removed.

The reason for IE9 is that CSSCop uses the IE engine to execute the official JavaScript from csslint.net. Right now I'm investigating why an error is thrown when you only have IE8 installed. Hopefully, it's a minor thing that can be fixed so the IE9 requirement becomes an IE8 requirement.

Don't work in ASP Net MVC 3 - Razor . *.cshtml

Tks

PTarso, correct. It only looks at .css files at the moment.

Michael, version 1.1 fixes the IE9 dependency issue. I've tested it on IE8 and it works.

Mads,  I've just downloaded and installed this into VS 2010.  It works a treat.  Thanks for downgrading the dependency to IE 8.

I had to manually add the indexOf method to the JavaScript Array's prototype for it to work in IE8. Simple fixes are always the best :)