CSS usage metrics

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by imdsm • 12 years ago

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aualin• 12 years ago

What suprises me most is that 6% don't use the width property.

ygra• 12 years ago

Could be mostly pages without CSS. But layouts that don't need to restrict the width in any way do exist.

bluetidepro• 12 years ago

I thought the same exact thing. I've seen some newer CSS frameworks using stuff like min-width (I think for responsive reasons), so maybe that accounts for the 6%? Just a theory, though.

ivanca• 12 years ago

Is actually pretty easy to design without width; you can use max-width OR min-width in a per case basis, you can use margins (a left margin of 10% and a right one of 10% means your width will be roughly 80%) or padding in a similar fashion.

coldcode• 12 years ago

Webkit sure has a lot of special css tags.

phaker• 12 years ago

Offtopic: Scrolling is broken/disabled, someone put overflow: hidden; on the main content element (section#panels). Either way killing that rule fixes it with no ill effects.

daemon13• 12 years ago

Does not work with Chromium on Ubuntu :-(

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