I have comments in my css too, mostly things like "product grid", "product detail" etc, which only really function as things to navigate with by searching. Exp

I have comments in my css too, mostly things like "product grid", "product detail" etc, which only really function as things to navigate with by searching. Expecting comments in css to act as some sort of tutorial is a dead end, any website will involve html/css/js working in tandem, why put them in css, rather than html, or js? A better format for this would be a number of good old fashioned tutorials, screencasts etc geared toward providing the mental tools to inspect any website. So, sure it wouldn't be much work to add in a comment pointing to an unminified css file, but i fear it would be of little utility to someone learning. That is ignoring the fact i often have 20+ css files across a large site (minified compiled and combined before serving), similar number of js resources and who knows how many combinations of html templates...