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Old 09-28-2012, 11:33 AM   #128
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Originally Posted by meme View Post
Try selecting and right clicking the styles marked as unused. We expect to put that on Tool as well to make it easier to find. (And while you're at it, right click on a CSS file in the editor window )

The logic to find unused styles (the same used to allow you to click on a class or tag and jump to the matching style in CSS or inline) seems solid, but it won't handle very complex selectors. Its designed mainly for classes, and it won't be 100% perfect. So if you see unusual selectors with no usage marked, it may be the check is wrong not the document. Delete at your own discretion. If you do find any obvious cases its missing, please post.
Wow! I had not tried this report.
<want more = maybe>
I can sort on used in Html file, but then the selector is not in alpha order
I can sort on Class selector

but what I would like is the ability to filter (used/not used) and have alphabetical by selector (by CSS if more than 1) or is the intent to be able to clean the CSS from here making much of my request moot?
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