[css-d] maintainable css

Hi all I don't know whether anyone remembers Simon Willison's appeal for information on maintainable CSS, or my reply to his question, but I've expanded that into an article. I've outlined what I think are best practices but I'd love to hear what you guys reckon. I've broadened the scope to includ

Re: [css-d] Writing maintainable CSS

Hi all I favour breaking the CSS down into manageable pieces. When I've worked in teams before that's enabled people to start with the same base and work on their own parts of the project without overlapping. By that I mean a set of common stylesheets @imported with page/section specific sheet(s)

[css-d] managing your css

Hi all I hope I'm not out of line but I've just launched a knowledge site with a couple of CSS articles: Modular CSS http://www.contentwithstyle.co.uk/index.php?id=12&s=Articles A CSS Framework http://www.contentwithstyle.co.uk/index.php?id=17&s=Articles I saw the framework question come up her