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I like one-line CSS. Probably because I am a fan of easy and accessible webdesign. My biggest CSS file has maybe 80 selectors, about two pages. It boils down t
by aw3c2 17y ago
I like one-line CSS. Probably because I am a fan of easy and accessible webdesign. My biggest CSS file has maybe 80 selectors, about two pages.
It boils down to "do it as you like it". Linked post does some childish flaming against editors that do not have that kind of "collapsed" view which I find a far fetched and insulting.
- thedz 17y agoA does not follow from B. One-line CSS has absolutely nothing to do with "easy and accessible web design". Editors which are not able to collapse code or provide symbol lists via built-in feature or plugin are editors, but not programming editors. I don't think you'll find many people who disagree with that. Now if you choose to use an editor that isn't geared to programmers while programming, that's your choice.