Question

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I’ve inherited a website, and I’m going through the CSS files to condense them right now. I found a piece of code that is confusing me; not sure if it’s intentionally placed in there or not. The code in question is:

table{text.css
    margin-bottom: 0;
}

The issue I’m having is with text.css. Right now we’re using two CSS files named 960.css and text.css, so I assume that that’s where the reference is coming from. Is this actually having any effect on the code or is it just a weird artifact of something a previous coder was doing? Haven’t been able to find ANYTHING on this topic, so I imagine it’s just an accidental coding.

Thanks!

Answer 1

All that will do is prevent the “margin-bottom” declaration from doing anything. So yes, weird artifact.