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Linda Chadbourne has been a web designer since 1998. A large portion of her day also involves graphic and logo design for Maine-ly Web Design which she owns and operates. Linda is also one of the co-founders of The Web Squeeze which is a Web Design and Development Help Forum. In her free time she is an avid family person, horseback rider and reader.

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Comment Your CSS

Commenting your CSS makes it easier to read and keeps you organised.

To make updating a site easier in the future, use comments in your css to define what the particular css does.

Comments look like this /* text */

Comments are typically used to identify an IE Bug Fix but can be used as notes or reminders as well.

For instance, keeping track of css for different elements of a page:


/* use this code for all products for men*/
.productname {
font: bold 14px Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
color: #333333;
}

or


.redtext {
color: #FF0000; /* Use this for all sale items */
}

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