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Originally Posted by foosion
That's basically my philosophy and workflow, although I have a few different preferences. I do run the error check- it's fast and couldn't hurt.
The main difficulties are overly complex files, such as Vellum generated (so you're not sure when entry to change) or where there are many CSS entries that all do about the same thing. As a random example, different code for a paragraph or heading depending on which section it's in, e.g., main text, introduction, etc.
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I've seen code such as
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<p class="tx">
<p class="bmtx">
Where both classes do the exact same thing. It's because one is for the main text and the other for the the backmatter. I change both to just <p>. I have my own class for <p> that I use and when I search for class=" I don't stop at every <p class="someclassidontneed">.