I’ve always been under the impression that every css statement should end in a semicolon. However, many people use semi-colons simply as separators between two css statements. Which is the industry standard?
I would do it like this:
.myMethod { color: #8080ff; font-size: 14px; }
but I’ve seen it like this
.anotherMethod { color: #8080ff; font-size: 14px }
Both seem to work in IE and FF. Does either cause a problem in any other browser?
I prefer my method; it seems cleaner somehow. But I’d like to know which is "proper" technique.
Edit: I realized what it is about the second method that bothers me… It’s like reading a book where the last sentence in every paragraph is missing a period. :)
