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I would like to remove all unused CSS selectors from a common CSS file. While the Firefox extension ‘Dust Me Selectors’ works well, it only works per page. It reports unused selectors for a page but some could be used on other pages.
Is there a tool which can go through a folder, scan all the files and bring up a list of selectors which are not used anywhere?
I’m not sure why you can’t use Dust Me Selectors, you can right-click on the symbol and select ‘Spider Sitemap’ to do an entire website at once.