it seems to be saying way too many selectors are unused i think..all of them is that because the sitemaps hosted on a diferent domain/server and not in the site root?
i even got the text editor styled (html views diferent from wysiwyg) wich never seen any other site do..it was a pain in the ass to do i know why ppl dont style it took 24 hours of trial and error to figure it out
since yiu do web development let me ask u do u know of any tool that can cleanup redundant and unused css the new site http;//ww3.dreadlockssite.com used a whoole lot of css and i was constantly editing adding on and most likely overwritting code i used already
ontop of that i used code to hack it to 100% width
then new themes were added wich will alow profile customization in the future..and had 1005 width options so i converted it to 1 of thenew theemes having to recreate a bunch of code and still had the old 100% width hack codes in therer
and just want to clean it all up and remove all thats not needed
but with like nearly 3000 lines of code its a munumental task to do manually
Thanks!
Welcome
ill have to mess with it when not exhausted
Welcome. You'll love the natural method
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using that dust me tool
it seems to be saying way too many selectors are unused i think..all of them is that because the sitemaps hosted on a diferent domain/server and not in the site root?
u should join (Dead URL) http://ww3.dreadlockssite.com/a> too use the same login email so the accounts merge on migrate and gimme a few piinters im pretty happy with how its coming along
i even got the text editor styled (html views diferent from wysiwyg) wich never seen any other site do..it was a pain in the ass to do i know why ppl dont style it took 24 hours of trial and error to figure it out
but very happy with the results
hmm dust me looks cool but gotta rerun sitemap as xml instead of gz
thnx
i messed with css lint last night but lost hours of work so need to start over ill try the dust me never hesrd of that
but then still need some way of comparing css to on site classes to see whats nolongfer needed
but then again that might be minimal
welcome
since yiu do web development let me ask u do u know of any tool that can cleanup redundant and unused css the new site http;//ww3.dreadlockssite.com used a whoole lot of css and i was constantly editing adding on and most likely overwritting code i used already
ontop of that i used code to hack it to 100% width
then new themes were added wich will alow profile customization in the future..and had 1005 width options so i converted it to 1 of thenew theemes having to recreate a bunch of code and still had the old 100% width hack codes in therer
and just want to clean it all up and remove all thats not needed
but with like nearly 3000 lines of code its a munumental task to do manually