‘DRY’ HTML vs OOCSS Approach? Better to have less HTML or CSS code?

[Alen]

I’ll just quote @CrocoDillon

> it’s more about maintainability than performance

[croydon86]

Well I don’t know what you’re basing that on, but from my experience working on a big site, it’s both.

[theacefes]

@croydon86,

Are you actually asking for opinions or are you just using this as an open forum to throw yours at us and not accept anyone else’s because it isn’t what you think is the best way?

[croydon86]

@theacefes not at all. Was simply seeking more clarity in some posters’ answers.

@mcjohnst agreed!

@jamy_za Yes great article, also posted above. Can totally understand you finding it easier.

[yajinn]

I am using the first method, commonly used, especially margin, padding, font size, float, and so on. classes using minify

[Johnslegers]

I’m using mostly the first technique.

I even created a fully OOCSS framework, but it seems I’m not allowed to post any references to that framework in this thread as my posts get deleted when I try ** confused **

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