The 2nd tip is terrible misinformation. Many browsers choke on the simplest of shorthands, and creating code that produces the same results across browsers is often impossible using shorthands.
if you use dreamweaver you can replace the default css file located here:(C:Program FilesMacromediaDreamweaver 8ConfigurationDocumentTypesNewDocumentsDefault.css)with a template you already have divided out into sections. That way you always start with a nice css palette.
404notfoundJan 19, 2006
Tip number 4 is sage advice. You'd be surprised how many amateur web designers seem to completely overlook the C in CSS. Dugg.
lagerbottomJan 19, 2006
I do think the tips are good. However claiming "This is impossible to edit" is a little dumb.
devilsenigmaJan 19, 2006
Great link. +digg
heathenxJan 19, 2006
nice. i shaved about 1.5 kb off of my css file size.+digg
Closed AccountJan 19, 2006
The 2nd tip is terrible misinformation. Many browsers choke on the simplest of shorthands, and creating code that produces the same results across browsers is often impossible using shorthands.
smoothoperatahJan 20, 2006
if you use dreamweaver you can replace the default css file located here:(C:Program FilesMacromediaDreamweaver 8ConfigurationDocumentTypesNewDocumentsDefault.css)with a template you already have divided out into sections. That way you always start with a nice css palette.
dxxbJan 22, 2006
simply good. +digg
downJan 23, 2006
Great advice for people just starting out. This stuff really helps make your code a lot easier to go back and edit later.