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#1 2009-02-05 22:45:02
- jmart
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Tool to check for unnecessary code in my CSS
Is there a solid tool that would check my CSS to see if I have unnecessary code …basically to see if my code is bloated.
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#2 2009-02-05 23:06:16
- els
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Re: Tool to check for unnecessary code in my CSS
I’m not sure if you actually mean ‘unused’, but that is what these are for:
Here is an online tool, haven’t used it myself. Firefox extension Dust-Me Selectors is nice.
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Re: Tool to check for unnecessary code in my CSS
The CSS files are usually about 20kb, knowing that, why even bother?
If your design shows right, as you would and as it should, I think there is no need for that.
But I think you are interested in default CSS files that came with TXP, right?
“… they were enterprising voyages…” – Mr. Spock ( from Spock vs. Q )
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#4 2009-02-07 18:25:39
- jmart
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Re: Tool to check for unnecessary code in my CSS
Nope- I was interested in making sure that there were no used code…sometimes, things get messy. So Els’ Dust Me Off recommendation was very helpful
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Re: Tool to check for unnecessary code in my CSS
Els – very grateful for the FF extension heads-up.
Keith
Blyth, Northumberland, England
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