Because I have to do some collaborative work on CSS files (no Sass/Compass) these days I'd like to take the time and write down some pointers regarding CSS structure.
As with a lot of other stuff that needs to be organized in some way, alphabetical order ...
These days I'm quite amused by all the rage about HTML5 and CSS3. Don't get me wrong I absolute am for it. There are so many hacks and 'techniques' around to archive stuff that should just be in there that sometimes people seem to forget that it could ...
So the other day I started to look for tools that let me use variables in CSS. This mainly was because it really gets old to copy paste the same colors over and over again. Thanks to Twitter soon I was pointed in the direction of LESS.
After playing around ...
Thinking about my last entry about CSS I'm thinking I probably didn't really get the structure across the right way. So let me try again.
I do not first define all tags and after that all tags with IDs, classes etc. but rather I do define tags in ...
… One is able to write really nice HTML without any inline styles and stuff that is boo-boo. And since I wrote about a bangzillion lines of CSS the last few weeks I was a bit nervous to find out that my way to structure CSS would turn out to be ...
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