Curious is anyone else is seperating the addition css with a blank line or //// in an effort to keep the code seperated from each other, more for organization than anything?
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I usually add start and end markings to organize different sets of customizations. But sometimes I'm lazy and I don't add them.
Code:/* Blah blah - START */ ...css code here /* Blah blah - END */

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You can use /* */. Those are the tags for comments in CSS. So if you want to have dividers, use:Originally posted by NumNum View PostI have found that it is a bad idea to seperate additional css scripts with a seperate line of /////////////////////////////////.
that practice creates syntax error in the css.
or to add some notes that describe what the CSS is for:Code:/************************************************/
Code:/***************** CSS for blah blah blah *******************/

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