Thread: Remove unused class attributes
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Old 01-25-2016, 03:48 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by eschwartz View Post
Why do you want to keep all that fat in your stylesheets???
Does having a number of unused CSS styles from a my 'House Rules' CSS add anything significant to the overhead of size or performance? (serious question since I don't know)

I concentrate on cleaning the HTML text and standardizing formatting either between merged files, or even within a epub. Especially to make it the way I prefer to see it on my Kindle

I've never worried about unused CSS rules in my standard CSS file (currently epub34.css) , since for example I have a <p> that I like, also headings, tables, etc. I have TOC-related CSS that makes the HTML TOC the way I prefer.

Admittedly when I'm done I could put the epub on a diet to get rid of all that fat. Just never thought about it because of the way my workflow has developed.
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