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Old 09-16-2019, 08:44 AM   #7
JSWolf
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Personally, I dislike multiple classes put together even if the CSS code is the same. I's cleaner and neater to do it one at a time. That also give the advantage if you need to change one of the classes, you can very easily. And if you sort the classes alphabetically, they will be sorted in the correct order.

I'm not a fan of some CSS shortcuts such as stacking classes and margin:.
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