apaddedcell.com — These days, CSS development is a complex process. You may be working on sites with large CSS files, multiple developers ,and long development timelines. The more complex your CSS files become, the more difficult it is to work with them. This article will present some tips and tricks for keeping your CSS files organized and easy to work with.
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destinatusNov 13, 2008
how does a comment like this get dugg up? ...Well I thought it was a useful list =
cloudberriesNov 13, 2008
There are quite a few other more complex tricks in CSS that can come in quite handy - <a class="user" href="http://kimblim.dk/csstest/">http://kimblim.dk/csstest/</a>
Closed AccountNov 13, 2008
i just use #h, #f, #n. it only saves a few bytes, but multiply by a few million and it helps. and it all lives in c.css
adamcwNov 14, 2008
The only thing to watch out for, is that getting by Class is not a native DOM operation (currently, it is being implemented into Safari), and thus is much slower. That said, advising against using it is ridiculous. What if you need a collection of elements and the only way to define them properly is with a class? Multiple identical id's on one page is not allowed, id's must be unique.
mtheoryxNov 14, 2008
Holy s**t, I didn't know that!