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roger64 · 11-01-2012, 07:20 AM

Hi

The new Sigil 0.6 feature"saved searches" allow us to make a lot of things in a very short time and in a very orderly way. I use it for more and more things. I wonder how I could live without it before...

Among them, I am considering suppressing many null parameters which clutter the stylesheet using a simple search and (not) replace. It is a tedious task that can easily be automated this way. Here they are. There are probably many others, but let's begin with these ones.

All margins:0, border:none, padding:0

Is there a drawback? I mean are these 0 or 'none' values of any utility? Ideally we should only keep the parameters which carry a value (+ or -). A missing parameter should be understood like carrying a 0 or 'none' value. Or am I wrong?

Do you do any cleaning this way? What do you systematically suppress?

11-01-2012, 07:20 AM	#1
roger64 Wizard Posts: 2,608 Karma: 3000161 Join Date: Jan 2009 Device: Kindle PW3 (wifi)	Cleaning the stylesheet Hi The new Sigil 0.6 feature"saved searches" allow us to make a lot of things in a very short time and in a very orderly way. I use it for more and more things. I wonder how I could live without it before... Among them, I am considering suppressing many null parameters which clutter the stylesheet using a simple search and (not) replace. It is a tedious task that can easily be automated this way. Here they are. There are probably many others, but let's begin with these ones. All margins:0, border:none, padding:0 Is there a drawback? I mean are these 0 or 'none' values of any utility? Ideally we should only keep the parameters which carry a value (+ or -). A missing parameter should be understood like carrying a 0 or 'none' value. Or am I wrong? Do you do any cleaning this way? What do you systematically suppress? Last edited by roger64; 11-01-2012 at 07:34 AM.