Quickly find and delete unnecessary CSS code on the page (usage of Dust-Me Selectors)

Quickly find and delete unnecessary CSS code on the page (usage of Dust-Me Selectors)

When imitating others' website interfaces, CSS code is often very huge. Manual cleaning is basically impossible, is there any way to easily find and clear unnecessary css code? The answer is yes. Next we will introduce how to quickly find and clear unnecessary CSS code on a page.

(1) Enable the firefox browser and install the Dust-Me Selectors plug-in. Specifically, select "Tools"> "additional components ", enter "Dust-Me Selectors" in the search box to find the plug-in for installation. After installation, You need to restart Firefox.

(2) Use Firefox to open the webpage you want to process, as shown in

(3) Click the Dust-Me Selectors plug-in button in the upper right corner and wait until the scan is complete. You can see that the useless code has been marked, and then click the clean button to clear the useless code.

(4) After cleaning, select REMOVED and click save to save the cleaned CSS.

Articles you may be interested in

• Compatible with the setting homepage of IE and firefox and the JavaScript code added to favorites
• MySQL index Operation Command (create index, re-index, query index, delete index) Summary
• Javascript shares the content with the code Summary of the websites on major social networking platforms
• Code for adding a button to the Baidu Homepage
• Prohibit web page right-click, copy, save as, View Source file and other functions to implement web page source code protection
• How to delete elements (unset, array_splice) in the PHP array )?
• Summary of code for page timed jump (Countdown jump)
• Common PHP anti-injection vulnerability filtering function code