[css-d] CSS best practice?

I have a few questions about how to layout and organise your CSS files A) I have many selectors, classes and ID's that all have the following value:property - font-weight:bold is it best practice to have a) multiple selectors, classes and ID's in one line like so with one value

Re: [css-d] CSS best practice?

Simon Levy wrote: I have a few questions about how to layout and organise your CSS files A) Both, in fact: all, methods are equal. Choose the one that suits you and seems to be best for maintenance - also by others if you're not the only one involved. You can find more best practices

Re: [css-d] CSS best practice?

B) What are the advantages/disadvantages of having multiple CSS files broken down into navigation.css, common.css, main.css, list.css etc and using the @import Speaking purely for what I see at my workplace, we often break down the files into pages rather than main, list etc. This is so

Re: [css-d] CSS best practice?

Simon Levy wrote: I have a few questions about how to layout and organise your CSS files A) I have many selectors, classes and ID's that all have the following value:property - font-weight:bold is it best practice to have a) multiple selectors, classes and ID's in one line