We can automatically point out problems with our CSS code with CSSLint which does syntax checking with a set of defined pluggable rules. CssLint tries to find problematic patterns, possible errors, compatibility problems across browsers or performance inefficiencies in your written codes.
Front-End-Workflow created a task called lint to automate this process using grunt-contrib-csslint package. Rules are defined in .csslintrc file.
{
"adjoining-classes": false,
"box-sizing": false,
"box-model": false,
"compatible-vendor-prefixes": false,
"floats": false,
"font-sizes": false,
"gradients": false,
"important": false,
"known-properties": false,
"outline-none": false,
"qualified-headings": false,
"regex-selectors": false,
"text-indent": false,
"unique-headings": false,
"universal-selector": false,
"unqualified-attributes": false
}
3 January 2014, 17:38
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