CSS Redundancy Checker

If you often work with CSS you probably know that there is always a chance that your CSS document might have unused (redundant) selectors in your stylesheet. It’s a daunting task trying to find these selectors manually. This is where CSS Redundancy Checker can help. It is an online app that can scan your stylesheet and find CSS selectors that aren’t used by any of your HTML files.

Works easy, simply enter your stylesheet URL and associated HTML pages, and click on the “Check” button. The application will scan that stylesheet and show you redundant CSS selectors that are not present on listed HTML pages. Since these selectors are not used anywhere, you can remove them without causing any problems.

Keep in mind that the app does not understand javascript and may therefore tell you that certain selectors are redundant simply because they don’t appear in your javascript manipulated HTML.

Features:

• Helps you clean and optimize css files.
• Check as many CSS files as you want.
• Does not work with javascript manipulated HTML.
• Free and no sign up.
• Also see 11 Useful Tools To Check, Clean & Optimize Your CSS File.

Check out CSS Redundancy Checker @ www.services.immike.net/css-checker