Comments on: Reusable CSS http://www.nicollet.net/2010/02/reusable-css/ Everyone Loves Me Mon, 30 Jan 2012 07:21:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Nadav A http://www.nicollet.net/2010/02/reusable-css/comment-page-1/#comment-45373 Nadav A Thu, 27 Jan 2011 16:58:48 +0000 http://www.nicollet.net/?p=1274#comment-45373 Thanks for the info. but I'm trying for a long time now to build real reusable css library that gives you some building blocks for reusing classes. The basic css reset and clearfix is great, but it's not enough. <strong>For example,</strong> most websites use paragraphs. if you're lucky the paragraphs are consistent and with one rule : #mainContent p{ font-size:12px; font-weight:bold;} it's all sweet and ready. But many times this is not the case. so I have found that having <strong>.normal_12 ~ normal_20</strong> and <strong>.bold_12 ~ .bold_20</strong> is really handy. I have a small collection like: <strong>.inlineBlockChildren li {/*cross browser inline-blick*/}</strong> or even simpler rules like<strong> .centerizeText{} or centerizeBlock{}.</strong> Do you have some of these? some really reusable classes for general sites? Thanks for the info. but I’m trying for a long time now to build real reusable css library that gives you some building blocks for reusing classes.
The basic css reset and clearfix is great, but it’s not enough.
For example, most websites use paragraphs. if you’re lucky the paragraphs are consistent and with one rule : #mainContent p{ font-size:12px; font-weight:bold;} it’s all sweet and ready.
But many times this is not the case. so I have found that having .normal_12 ~ normal_20 and .bold_12 ~ .bold_20 is really handy.

I have a small collection like: .inlineBlockChildren li {/*cross browser inline-blick*/} or even simpler rules like .centerizeText{} or centerizeBlock{}.

Do you have some of these? some really reusable classes for general sites?

]]> By: Chris M http://www.nicollet.net/2010/02/reusable-css/comment-page-1/#comment-32850 Chris M Mon, 16 Aug 2010 00:52:03 +0000 http://www.nicollet.net/?p=1274#comment-32850 Hey thanks for the post. I like your proposed methodology and I am beginning to realize that thinking about the 'approach' is paramount to memorizing, say, a list of attributes for cobbled design. So if I'm just wading from the shore to the mire of CSS can you recommend what direction I swim? Or should I just run for my life while I still have my soul? Hey thanks for the post. I like your proposed methodology and I am beginning to realize that thinking about the ‘approach’ is paramount to memorizing, say, a list of attributes for cobbled design. So if I’m just wading from the shore to the mire of CSS can you recommend what direction I swim? Or should I just run for my life while I still have my soul?

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]]> By: Onecuts Web Solutions http://www.nicollet.net/2010/02/reusable-css/comment-page-1/#comment-19634 Onecuts Web Solutions Tue, 23 Feb 2010 19:41:54 +0000 http://www.nicollet.net/?p=1274#comment-19634 [...] the original here: Reusable CSS at Nicollet.Net Tags: CSS, functions, neither-functions, nor-variables, perverted-beyond This entry [...] [...] the original here: Reusable CSS at Nicollet.Net Tags: CSS, functions, neither-functions, nor-variables, perverted-beyond This entry [...]

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