The Computer Gal

CSS CODE ISN'T THE SAME AS EGGS IN A BASKET

They say you shouldn't put all your eggs in one basket. OK, that makes sense. But it doesn't make sense for CSS code on websites.

CSS code should all be in one place ... where I can find it when I need to work on the site you built. I'm working on a site now where the CSS is rolling all over the place, and quite frankly, some of it is getting stepped on in the process of collecting it all.

* Thanks to client Steve Weber for the lovely eggs from his chickens, brought to me so many years ago, but still remembered in this photo.

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