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CSS Redundancy Checker

Tom Armitage of Infovore has built a CSS Redundancy Checker that will scan a CSS file for selectors that are not used by any HTML files in a specified directory or URI. The tool can come in handy when you’re maintaining legacy sites with countless selectors whose purpose is long forgotten. The Ruby source files [...]

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BusinessWeek on Web Standards

It’s not often mainstream media carries a story like this: Jeffrey Zeldman: King of Web Standards. If enough people in upper management read this article and begin to understand the importance of interoperability and separating content from presentation, it might make designers’ lives much easier. As the “King” himself says: It might even help designers [...]

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CSS Framework YAML 3.0

“Yet Another Multicolumn Layout” (YAML) is an XHTML/CSS framework for creating CSS-based float layouts. YAML 3 offers a greatly simplified file structure, even more resilience and accessibility in the CSS components, speed-optimized versions of the components for the live server, as well as numerous new layout examples. A framework like this can be a godsend [...]

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