Unused CSS finder crawls your website (following all the internal links), analyses all the pages and provides a list of unused css-selectors found in your stylesheets.
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Just tried it. Looks cool. Does it counts the unused elements in core css files? I mean default css files of Bootstrap and other frameworks?
@exexzian yes, exactly, it a selector is found on ANY of the pages crawled, it doesn't suggest to remove it
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This is nice but one major thing right away... you need to have better error handling... entering in "domain.com" says Done no unused sectors instead of "hey this actually didn't work because we require you to enter http:// or https:// before the domain". And have one for unresolved domains... tested "sldfjsklfjlksdfksdkfsdjlfjdslfjsdfs.com" and it said the same thing.
But... that's easy to implement. Cheers!
This looks awesome!! Feature request: a version of this but for sass/Scss to identify un-used functions/variables. Could integrate into atom/sublime/visual studio
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Are there any prerequisites to the web pages for it to work?
Pros:The idea is really usefull
Cons:Does not work on a page where I know that there are unused CSS classes.
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Keep up the good work
Pros:I've been meaning to find this for a while
Cons:could go a little bit beyond what it find out
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