How To Manage Your CSS Coding Better

by Sarah Watts on September 22, 2007


Cascading Style Sheets — CSS — is a great way of managing styles and layout throughout your website. A single style sheet can control your entire website, whether you have 5 pages, 5000 pages or 5 million pages. It also comes handy when you need to change the design of your website, and that’s why it is often advised to keep design and data separate. The following post tells you 3 Easy Ways To Speed Up CSS Development While Staying Organized. Staying "organized" here doesn’t mean you keep you desk tidy or you keep your files in different, tagged folders. It means using the CSS definitions in such a manner that in case you need to use the same class name for two different HTML elements you can make out which element the class affects when it is being used or when the CSS file is being modified.

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