Coding Standards

Sent by Eric A. Meyer on 22 July 2004 20:08

At 15:21 +0100 7/22/04, Keith Watson wrote:

>Are there any commonly accepted guidelines or coding standards for 
>CSS? e.g. naming conventions, CSS file structure and layout, dos and 
>don'ts, best/worst practices, etc.

    Basically, no.  There are a number of practical dos and don'ts, 
such as "don't use points for screen design," but those are rather 
different than guidelines for how to structure your markup or format 
your CSS file.

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Message thread:

• Coding Standards - Keith Watson, 22nd July 2004 15:15
  • Coding Standards - Andy Budd, 22nd July 2004 16:35
  • Coding Standards - Eric A. Meyer, 22nd July 2004 20:14
    • Coding Standards - Andy Budd, 23rd July 2004 10:35
      • padding on line wrap in a's - Rich McCoy, 23rd July 2004 12:19
  • Coding Standards - Jeroen Visser [ vizi ], 22nd July 2004 20:27

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• Coding Standards - Keith Watson, 22nd July 2004 15:37