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my most useful css technique: sort properties alphabeticaly within a selector.

• JoelSutherland 17y ago
  I sort them logically. I want width and height next to each other for example. I use this order roughly: display, position, margin/padding, border, width/height, text properties, z-index
• mcantor 17y ago
  Why?
  • uggedal 17y ago
    So that I can more easily locate a property.
    • csomar 17y ago
      try stylizer (10 times better than firebug, but only for CSS) and you'll never care about order
• niekmaas 17y ago
  For selectors I have this order: - display - z-index - width - height - margin - padding - border - font/text - background Reasoning: I first want to define where and why an element is displaced at a certain position. I than work from the outside to the inside for styling. Lastly I define the background. I tried to have some logic but keep it a little easy to use to. ( I dont put the border in between margin and padding)