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antiother-77681541
CSS: Lesson 1: Topic C
July 09, 2012 12:51PM
it is helful to comment a list of all the colours at the top of the page, but i prefer doing this in the html right under the <html> tag. personal preference i suppose.
comments are helpful for certain rules that ensure compatibility among browsers and which browser they're for.
they might also be helpful for debugging, but there shouldn't be any debugging going since it's easier(for me at least) to just write the rules out again instead of commenting them out the whole time.
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antiother-77681541
Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic C
July 09, 2012 01:21PM
[wrong topic, sorry. the above post is right though. see: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic D]
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CyberQueen-77674847
Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic C
July 30, 2012 01:24PM
I tried to set them off a bit more: /***enjoying the course***/ .. works fine .. makes my life easier.
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Nella-77704169
Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic C
August 07, 2012 03:06PM
I think the advantages of comments should be fairly obvious. Even if something is very clear to you right now, it might not be so in a month's time, or not at all to somebody else.
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RMcC-77729765
Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic C
August 08, 2012 10:20AM
I think both methods are useful. In the css style sheets while the code can show if the dolor is a basic one (e.g. #ccc or# ggg) or a shade or mix (e.g.

#D8DFE6) it is really important to know what basic color is being applied.(black, green , red, white, grey and so on). Comments in the html file however provide important information on structure.

It can however be really tempting to leave them out - to a designers cost at a later stage if he or she wants to change something.
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JGLab-77677579
Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic C
August 21, 2012 01:28PM
Will definitely come in handy
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Liez-77697839
Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic C
August 23, 2012 03:08PM
Done - no issues.
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AngelaWoodend-77672860
Re: CSS: Lesson 1: Topic C
September 27, 2012 07:44PM
Comments are an easy to use but helpful addition to the code.
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