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This is particularly easy to do in CSS because it is built up out of a set of rules that have no particular ordering or context. In a way, that's the beautiful
by Periodic 13y ago
This is particularly easy to do in CSS because it is built up out of a set of rules that have no particular ordering or context. In a way, that's the beautiful part about the CSS. You can concatenate the files however you like and you can also pull out pieces from various components into one place. This certainly isn't possible in most programming where code behavior is highly dependent on the context that it is written.
There might be a subtle difference in the way people think about CSS vs. other programming that would push them to one solution or the other.