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The simplest solution is to group your classes:
div.Container, table.cTable td.cCell, p.pParagraph {
...
values here
...
}
and so on...
I use this technique as follows:
the global declarations includes: *, html, body, form, links, headings, div.PageContainer
then, depending on the page structure, I might have:
- a header
- a content
- a footer
Then I'll group all elements which belong to the page structures described above.
This way, I have a compact css file, and I don't have to search it to find something, like a class or something.
If the class is in the header zone, then all I have to do is go to the css file and look in the header zone to find that class.
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