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Cleanup Unused CSS Tags?

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Name: RTAdams89
Date: December 18, 2007 at 22:28:18 Pacific
Subject: Cleanup Unused CSS Tags?
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I've just revamped a site that was made by someone else. In the process, I've noticed that there are a bunch of tags in the CSS file that don't seem to be used anywhere in the HTML files. I want to clean up the css file a bit, but I don't want to remove anything I need. There are too many HTML files to go through by hand and cross reference with the tags in the CSS file. Is there any software that will automate this for me?

-Ryan Adams
http://RyanTAdams.com


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Response Number 1
Name: smbotans
Date: December 19, 2007 at 17:59:03 Pacific
Subject: Cleanup Unused CSS Tags?
Reply: (edit)
can't think of any that specifically do that ... i would instead look for a program that enables me to find a string (a portion of text) in the files contained in a folder and then check to see if the css tags are mentioned in any of the files

this is likely to be a longish process depending on how many tags you have in your css file

may be someone can suggest a better idea

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Response Number 2
Name: Xmetalfanx
Date: December 30, 2007 at 00:00:27 Pacific
Subject: Cleanup Unused CSS Tags?
Reply: (edit)
I know http://www.newsgator.com/Individual... (Top Style) can do that... after making a "profile" for your site... go to "View" Then "Site Report" and look under "Orphan Classes"

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