Tag Archives: CSS

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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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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