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Is there an easy way to check if I'm adding duplicate css lines to my file? I'm currently adding on to the existing style sheet and am now using command+f in my editor (Coda) to find if the class has already been used but this is by far the fastest way to do this.

To be perfectly clear: Let's say I'm writing to add a margin to class '.test', how do I make sure I am not repeating '.test' in my document?

Is there something in Coda that can do this, or in other editors?

Kelly
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    You can use CSSBurner (http://www.cssburner.com) to locate redundant/repeat selectors and rules and all other types of CSS that can be removed or reduced. Only problem is that it is an online tool. – The One and Only ChemistryBlob Sep 25 '17 at 13:44

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Some text editors will underline duplicated css.

Good text editor: atom text editor

some tips for you so you wont need any text editor auto checkers:

    1. Keep your css in order.

example: 

body{}
navbar{}
footer{}
  • 2 Use comments to know what you are styling so it will be easy to continue after brake.
  • 3.keep class/id names clear! For example use .navbar / #navbar Dont use something like .thisasdafclassbadexample
Lööri
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