Alexandro Colorado wrote: > My final and unrelated suggestion is to re-arquitect the way the file > structure has been handled. Example: > css/ > ... header.css > ... menu.css > ... content.css > ... footer.css > ... form.css > > This will provide a better nd more granular manipulation of the css.
I don't see that much css around to justify multiple files. Of course from my (non-designer) experience. The last file I used in my experiments was 484 lines (only for the home page though) including the media queries to support the responsive design, and while writing this email I went back and removed some unnecessary code trimming down the css to 378 lines including comments to describe where the styles apply. If bootstrap is used for the general look&feel, then the additional css needed should really be just the bare minimum necessary to change colors and tweak stuff, I think. Best regards, Emanuele --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.apache.org
