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Imagine you have a root (let's say your index webpage). Then you can build a tree of what is used by what. So if you have a CSS classname that is used by C (C b
by redox99 4y ago
Imagine you have a root (let's say your index webpage). Then you can build a tree of what is used by what. So if you have a CSS classname that is used by C (C being an HTML element, component, whatever) and C is used by B, but B is not used by A (the root) then it's shaken (removed) and "falls" because it's not connected to the root.
Basically remove everything not connected to the root.
- pessimizer 4y agoIf you're telling a story about how you learned something, it implies that you have learned it.