I am wondering how I can add a border to all elements that a particular CSS file touches without adding it to every class, id, and element in that CSS file.
The idea is that I can take one class from an old CSS file and move it to a new CSS file and then mark it with a border so I know that it has been moved. I remember seeing a YouTube video a few years ago explaining this but I can't find it again.
CodePudding user response:
You could create a style declaration in the new CSS file and append every class you migrate to that file there.
e.g.
/* Will be removed after migration is finished */
.my-style-01,
.my-style-02,
.my-style-03 {
border: 1px solid red;
}
/* Below you can add all your styles from the old file one after the other */
.my-style-01 {}
/* ... */
This is not an "full automatic" solution but it works for keeping track of what has been migrated.