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Konrad Pilch
2,435 PointsAdvanced CSS
Hi, people that know CSS, and did view sites, could you tell me how do you manage your css?
Mine goes clear at start and after I the end it gets messy which is unpleasant.
I want to write good CSS so it's in order nd clean.
Anyone do it a way that's pleasant? good.
2 Answers
Nicholas Olsen
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 19,342 PointsI second Richard and would add that you should check out Harry Roberts at csswizardry.com. He has a methodology for writing CSS that he is calling "Inverted Triangle CSS" (ITCSS). He hasn't really come out with any definitive book or resource yet, but here are a few I've been able to find:
One of his talks on ITCSS Another talk (I haven't seen this one yet, just found it)
He has a framework he is working on at github.com/inuitcss that illustrates his approach. Also, check out his cssguidelin.es. There is also a sass-guidelin.es that somebody created.
I'm pretty inspired by his work and I'm trying to model my own CSS after his.
Richard Hope
25,237 PointsCheck out the modular css/scss courses on Treehouse.