> I assume you're talking about the Dust Me extension for FF.

What I used in the past was the I'm Mike CSS reduncancy checker, but for
some reason when I load
http://services.immike.net/css-checker/ nothing loads... the page is blank

The main site, http://immike.net/blog/2007/07/24/css-redundancy-checker/ ,
is active but not the checker.

I used it with good success. I tried Dust Me in FF I didn't want to take the
time to load each page of my site to whittle down the list. I couldn't do a
sitewide search because I'm not sure of the address of the site map created
by MenuManchine2 and didn't take the time to find it in GoLive. It only
shows up if Java and CSS is not active. And that brings up the question,
should I rely on the site map created by MenuMachine, or also have a
separate one created by me?

> To me it's no different from labelling Photoshop layers or commenting > Flash files as you work, 18 months later it makes it a hell of a lot > easier to figure out how the hell you built it in the first place.

I agree with your statement. That is why I took the time to clean up my CSS
a while back when the CSS redundancy checker was still working. I've even
started adding comments for each style, so I can quickly remember its
purpose. Too bad the redundancy checker is not working, I'd love to run it
again.

Carol



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