There really needs to be a consistent method of sturucturing CSS personally.
If i cram everything onto one file I feel like the structure of the website is not really effective and editing becomes a task. Most the time I will break up the CSS file into a few sections as standard and use Yahoo!'s reset stylesheet to reset elements. I am not a fan of framworks and like to invent my own naming conventions. CSS Structure --------------------- - Reset.css (Yahoo!) - Layout.css (positioning, margins, padding etc.) - Style.css (colours, borders, backgrounds etc.) - Typography (fonts) - Base.css (used to @import everything) I would like to break it up further but I do respect users on slower Internet connections. In all the CSS files you are usually repeating selectors which is generating uneeded code, but on the other hand I have found it useful and easier to edit. It's really good for bug hunting because when you need to find a bug thats messing up the layout, you can focus on a single file (most the time) and narrow down the scope until the bug is eliminated. I like the idea of a server-side stylesheet joiner. I am going to look into that. Keep the replies coming. ******************************************************************* List Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm Unsubscribe: http://webstandardsgroup.org/join/unsubscribe.cfm Help: [EMAIL PROTECTED] *******************************************************************
