re -> How are you guys structuring your CSS files?
for me, multiple css files for different parts of the page is harder
to manage. I'm pretty old school & keep everything within the 1 css
file (within reason). this also means 1 http request which is good.
exceptions are if you had a massive "admin" section or something you'd
probably create a separate, additional, css file just for those pages.
to make it easier to find stuff in a css file i tend to structure my
css roughly like the html...with tabbed in sub sections
so:
#header {stuff here}
#logo {...}
#nav {...}
#content {...}
#main-column {...}
.featurebox {...}
#sidebar .featurebox {...}
i find this helps me when revisiting a file after a while. i also
format my css so they dont wrap for each attribute or whatever...
meaning each rule takes up 1 line. the tabbed formatting really comes
into play there and you can very quickly scan down the doc to find the
section you need... much like you scan a html structure.
an example of mine (albeit not meticulously formatted):
http://www.mollio.org/css/main.css
of course firebug makes finding stuff so much easier these days,
giving you a filename and line number! its almost cheating... ;-)
my 2c
pete ottery
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