Answer by mikemerce for Big development teams can't handle a single CSS style...
My favorite override trick is to assign the id attribute on the <body> of each page. It's an easy way to make page specific changes without breaking out a separate stylesheet file.You could have...
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First off, you need to extract your website's default element styling and page structure into a separate stylesheet. That way people understand changing those rules affects the entire site's...
View ArticleAnswer by Leo for Big development teams can't handle a single CSS style sheet?
You don't want to define CSS for each element because if you ever need to make a change that affects many elements one day, say the looks of all the buttons or headers, you will be doing a lot of...
View ArticleAnswer by Joeri Hendrickx for Big development teams can't handle a single CSS...
The answer is in the name. The reason it's called cascading style sheets is because multiple can be combined and there are decent rules defined on which one takes preference.First of all, doing all...
View ArticleAnswer by Stephen for Big development teams can't handle a single CSS style...
Change how you write CSS.Instead fo treating every area of the website like a specific piece of markup that needs styling, start defining broad classes.Enforce some rules. Like, "All <ul> have a...
View ArticleAnswer by Robert Koritnik for Big development teams can't handle a single CSS...
Multiple CSS files and combine in codeWhile doing development I found out that doing it the following way seems to be reasonable and well suited to development teams:Don't put any styling into HTML....
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Using style sheets on large sites is an excellent idea. However, it only really works when you apply your team standards to the style. It makes sense to have a singular template controller that links...
View ArticleAnswer by Jakub for Big development teams can't handle a single CSS style sheet?
Why don't you create multiple CSS sheets depending on the area of the site? blog.css accounts.css shopping.cssThen you could have a serverside script (say PHP) combine all CSS into 1 sheet which will...
View ArticleAnswer by Zoidberg for Big development teams can't handle a single CSS style...
My recommendation would be to use the CSS rules on specifity to help you. For each CSS that is not global, put an activate selector on, for example.user-list .p { font-size: 11pt}.login-screen .p {...
View ArticleBig development teams can't handle a single CSS style sheet?
I am currently in a 5-7 large development team creating a really large website with lots of pages and features.I feel like we are in such a situation where a developer can change the style sheet to...
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