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 [DIARY OF A WEBSITE :: DESIGN BY CAFFEINE] Bring a little order to your CSS: or scratch section where changes can be put - this works great if you are in control of the CSS but other developers may need to apply styles. I still would always recommend a single person has sole control over the CSS as that helps with consistency - that or have a very stringent organisation that all working on it understand and adhere to.

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