Series Summary: Obsessive CSS Code Formatting
by Jeff Starr on Wednesday, September 10, 2008 – 3 Responses
My favorite series of articles here at Perishable Press, the “Obsessive CSS Code Formatting” articles explore the esoteric minutia involved with producing clean, well-formatted CSS code. From indention and spacing to opening and closing brackets, the obsessive CSS code series explores techniques and tricks used to transform ordinary stylesheets into streamlined masterpieces of inspiring beauty. Creating poetic CSS integrates the high art of employing consistent coding patterns and formatting methods with the practical functionality of proper syntax, logical structure, and concise delivery. These posts are extremely subjective, opening dialogue concerning the obsessive-compulsive behavior many of us embrace while implementing the powerful and essential coding language that is CSS. So, without further ado, here is a periodically updated list showcasing the all of the currently available articles in the series..
- Obsessive CSS Code Formatting: Organization, Comments, and Signatures
- Obsessive CSS Code Formatting: Indentation and Spacing
- Obsessive CSS Code Formatting: Opening and Closing Brackets
- Obsessive CSS Code Formatting: Patterns and Trends
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Jordan Gray – #1
I still get occasional emails telling me about new comments on this series, even though the first article was published nearly two years ago—indeed, that’s what made me come back to take a peek at the new comments. Obviously you struck a chord in the web development community, so a job well done I should say.
Jeff Starr – #2
Thanks Jordan. I was extremely inspired when I wrote this series, as the topic is something I spend a lot of time thinking about. My technique has evolved quite a bit over the past couple of years, and I am putting together ideas for another series that will explore CSS formatting in even greater depth. Thanks for dropping by – it’s great to (virtually) see you again.
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