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I am currently working on the website of my company and I am going through a bit of a problem. I have to look into the CSS style of only one page I am currently working on and when I see the CSS coding, all the coding of all the website is in one. If there is anyone who can assist me through this please?
the css coding is on the css style sheet. I found a toolbar for firefox which actually shows uall the unnecessary css of other pages and u can filter that.
http://www.sitepoint.com/dustmeselectors/
I think the ‘dustmeselectors’ plugin is going to be the closest you will get.
You are basically looking for a way to grab only the CSS for the single page you are looking at leaving out unused selectors.
I suggest that if you are going to be changing things, alter/find it first in firebug/chrome inspector, then find the related entry in the CSS. All editors should have a ‘find’ and most inspection tools tell you a line number and filename.