Tuesday, May 5th, 2009
CSS Shorthand refers to the ability to set several properties in one single declaration instead of a sequence of related declarations. As we’ll see this a) Reduces the size of your CSS file, and b) Makes it a lot more organised and easy to understand. In this post I’ll look at a few of the common places where shorthand gets used. There are other rarely used or obscure uses like “outline” which I won’t cover today.
Tags: CSS, shorthand
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