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Benjamin Hedgepeth
5,672 PointsStructuring CSS code
After viewing the video "Organize CSS with Comments", is there anything on the web that goes into depth on how to structure CSS code?
1 Answer
Anthony Mejia
8,840 PointsTreehouse actually has a workshop that covers the best practices to write efficient CSS. I think Gil does a pretty good job at explaining what is generally the best methods to make your CSS code more efficient. But the more code you write, the more comfortable you'll become in CSS. And as you become more comfortable, you'll start to realize what you think works best for you and what you find as a waste of time.
Every web developer has their own style of writing code whether it's CSS, HTML, JavaScript, etc... but generally, we all follow a small set of rules known as "best practices." These best practices help making reading your code easier and would also allow for other people to work on and understand your code.
Hope this clears things up!