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#2 is what I use for most styles, but I'll sneak in a #3 if it's just a one-liner, like setting the text color of link hover or something.
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#3 straight through, equal spacing, size saver, and clean
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Thanks for the vote. I am trying to decide how to write this wireframe. I want it readable for everyone. I am going to provide a compressed version though, which will look like an utter mess, but minimal file size.
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If you're worried about size, format it the way you want and then put it through a CSS compressor. There are loads of them on the web, and they take out linebreaks and unnecessary spaces.
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beat me to it Bryan :)
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Tiz what I am gonna do. ;) At least for the compressed version. If I start using my own wireframe, I might just have the server bzip it on send.
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Something I've seen done before that I thought was cool: In the compressed file, add a line at the top or bottom that says "Look at style.css.formatted" and include the formatted version on the server with the 'formatted' suffix. Of course, this is only if you want to encourage people to look at your CSS.
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Cool idea! I just might try that.
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#1 is my preferred method :)
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Thanks. At least someone has the same taste as me. :)
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