By bloid
via patrick.auctomatic.com
Published: May 31 2007 / 07:36
Most large CSS designs have a number of properties that are hard-coded in different places—colours, sizes, widths, etc. Changing these values can be tedious. A simple find-and-replace can (a little inelegantly) allow you to do global changes for colours, but changing sizes can be a lot more awkward—you’ll often have values that differ from, but depend on, your “master” values, or different properties that happen to have the same value. Here, a find-and-replace won’t cut it.
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