Re^8: Here documents in blocks (CSS Best Practices?)

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Can you recommend a "CSS Best Practices"?

It's common knowledge that HTML is not a "programming" but a "mark-up language", hence it's "trivial".

But does this apply to "CSS x.0" with all it's layers of OO like multiple inheritance and casual browser incompatibilities?

(and those JS frameworks manipulating DOM and CSS don't make it easier)

Cheers Rolf
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Re^9: Here documents in blocks (CSS Best Practices?) by marto (Cardinal) on Dec 21, 2020 at 18:49 UTC
No, I can't. I mean I'd suggest the developer.mozilla stuff, which is fairly concise for all your web technology needs not just css. Where possible I tend to go for a minimalist approach. I used jQuery UI way back when it first came out, as initially it saved me a load of time, when it started taking more time and resource to get what I could achieve myself I threw it away. I'll stop now so as not to end up on a rant about how the modern interwebs is mostly broken :P	[reply]

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Re^9: Here documents in blocks (CSS Best Practices?)
by marto (Cardinal) on Dec 21, 2020 at 18:49 UTC

No, I can't. I mean I'd suggest the developer.mozilla stuff, which is fairly concise for all your web technology needs not just css. Where possible I tend to go for a minimalist approach. I used jQuery UI way back when it first came out, as initially it saved me a load of time, when it started taking more time and resource to get what I could achieve myself I threw it away. I'll stop now so as not to end up on a rant about how the modern interwebs is mostly broken :P

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