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corny - 3:40 pm on Nov 4, 2002 (gmt 0)
In my own CSS documents, I begin with body, but then do the classes/ids that involve page-layout, then move into font formatting and finish with link formatting. It ends up something like this: body{ p h1 li etc{ #contextual fontstuff{ a{ and so on. I suppose some have the contextual elements adjacent to the parents instead of categorizing by what the id/class does. How do you structure your CSS?
Are there any recommended structures for CSS documents themselves?
}
#leftside{
}
#middle{
}
#rightside{
}
}
}
}
#contextual a{
}