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I love this; I've needed this on nearly every project I've ever worked on for various reasons. Either someone doesn't remember what a class looks like or doesn
by jeremymcanally 15y ago
I love this; I've needed this on nearly every project I've ever worked on for various reasons. Either someone doesn't remember what a class looks like or doesn't apply it properly or the designer named things ambiguously on accident. You end up with some styles applied properly and others ignorantly thrown around because no one really understands how the CSS is laid out besides the designer.
Adding it to a project will put some more work on designers, but it's nothing they probably shouldn't be doing already.