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The document provides best practices for writing CSS code, including: 1) Grouping selectors and keeping individual selectors to a single line. 2) Ordering property declarations by position, box-model, typography, visual, and misc. 3) Avoiding !important unless absolutely necessary and instead increasing selector specificity. 4) Limiting shorthand declarations and ensuring code is well-commented and approachable by others.

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Twitter Best Practices Css

The document provides best practices for writing CSS code, including: 1) Grouping selectors and keeping individual selectors to a single line. 2) Ordering property declarations by position, box-model, typography, visual, and misc. 3) Avoiding !important unless absolutely necessary and instead increasing selector specificity. 4) Limiting shorthand declarations and ensuring code is well-commented and approachable by others.

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BEST PRACTICES

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When grouping selectors, keep individual selectors

01 to a single line.
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Don't prefix property values or color parameters _georgemoller

02 with a leading zero.


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Lowercase all hex values and use shorthand hex values where

03 available.
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04 Avoid specifying units for zero values.


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Related property declarations should be grouped together

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following the order; position, box-model, typography, visual,

misc:
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Don’t use !important , is a last resort generally only used


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when you need to override something and there is no other way.

Instead increase the specificity of the selector.


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When a rule set includes only one declaration, consider


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removing line breaks for readability and faster editing.
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Limit shorthand declaration usage to instances where

08 you must explicitly set all available values.


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Ensure your code is descriptive, well commented, and
approachable by others. Great code comments convey
context or purpose.
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CLASSNAMES:

1 Keep them lowercase and use dashes to separate words.

2 Avoid excessive shorthand notation. (.btn is fine, .s is not)

3 Use meaningful names; use structural or purposeful


names over presentational.

4 Prefix classes based on the closest parent or base class.


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CLASSNAMES:

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SELECTORS:

1 Use classes over generic element tag for optimum rendering


performance.

2 Avoid using several attribute selectors (e.g., [class^="..."]) on


commonly occuring components. Browser performance is known
to be impacted by these.

3 Keep selectors short and strive to limit the number of elements in


4 each selector to three.names over presentational.
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SELECTORS:

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Place media queries as close to their relevant rule sets

12 whenever possible.

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