Sorting the CSS Mess

You’ve just updated a website design or finished a lengthy series of design iterations, and your CSS file has grown with every move, but chances are you don’t need half the selectors that are in there. This can be especially true if you have adapted a default theme, or are using a templating system that has inheritance, like that used by Drupal.

Using the combination of a good CSS Optimizer, DustMeSelectors, and a little bit of PHP, however, you can fix it in no time at all.