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Old 09-18-2019, 09:39 AM   #14
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alphabet sort icon when stylesheet.css is open

When the stylesheet.css is onscreen in the editor you can use the A-Z alphabetizing icon to reorder the stylesheet. I use it all the time with a different philosophy of intent. I prefer the cascade of instructions to (1) begin in the stylesheet (completely independent of order), (2) be overridden by a style command (if present) at the top of each .xhtml segment, (3) finally, be overridden in the text with class="" or style="" in individual tags. For some reason, I have come to think I have made some sort of mistake if the commands in the stylesheet are dependent on their alphabetical place. Still, I am perplexed how the alphabet rules work. Best regards, Pop
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