How u indent your css? Pls?

Not like that, never like that!!

spabs or taces?

@C0D4 no? I kinda like it scans easy.

@karma and then reformat an entire document because one : becomes out of alignment. 🤷‍♂️

@Demolishun biden!
(Both)

@karma That is empty whitespace.

@C0D4 no then I just shift it up. Still scans better than clutter. But this is why I was like asking. I'm not a fan but the right hand bothers me more often then the left hand operator, thats where the issues live.

I had a junior reformat his css alike this or without the

Property : mess;
Property:moermess;
Property :mess;

This disturbs me even more. He hated me for it but it was a one time lesson and he stuck with consistency.

@Demolishun I love that shit

That is a very conservative way of indenting code. Almost looks like an assembly listing - but with surprisingly long mnemonics and comments...

I put it in excel and parse it with js then dynamically load it.

Its a CSS beautifier plugin in VS Code.
The LESS/SCSS/SASS pre-processor will minify it for production anyways.

Personally, i dont like it. I find its orderliness disturbing.

@hack bossy!

@hack 😂 that's some big brain energy

TBH I feel bad for the junior dev cuz no way I would put up with that.

SCSS + ESlint + stylelint all the way. A formatting like this would probably be hard to read or impossible with CSS preprocessors. Also, fuck editor defaults. Always causes trouble when working in team

@iSwimInTheC yes I have very big brain. Sometimes I use visual basic in excel to change styles. My website is basically excel on steroids.

make spreadsheet of CSS

Phones are not used to take screenshots...

I don't like this kind of indents.

What if there is a new line longer than all the others ?

Just keep everything nice and compact.

Most IDE's format CSS pretty wel using colors for the values.

Autismus Maximus

Anything that's not default just ends up being a chore to maintain and keep consistent. I'll eat my words if I see a 7 year old project with commits from 10 different devs where this formatting was kept consistent and provided tangible benefit at no cost.

Line 19 is not formatted correctly.
Missing a space after “:”.

Edit: proving the point that it is a hell to maintain consistently

Use a linter like a grown up so I don’t have to break my space key to keep it like that.

if the values column were comments, i'd say "like that".

but since the values column is not comments, but actual values, i say "fuck no, that guy should get run over by a train"

Let me summarizes your input: css is shit, ok

@C0D4 why that looks like asm code almost !

@karma get that shit out of here lol