CSS Redundancy Checker

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CSS Redundancy Checker is a tool that will find any CSS selectors that aren't being used by any HTML files and may be redundant.

Just enter your stylesheet link, along with the links to the pages that use the stylesheet and the checker will return a list of redundant selectors.

Of course, use with caution. It would be wise to comment out suspected redundant css entries first and check your site before deleting them altogether. That said though, it's a great way to eliminate unnecessary bulk in the css file.

July 26, 2007 in CSS Resources

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