Q&A
| Q1: | This chapter has suggested creating a class for every style declaration. This would seem to create a long style sheet to accommodate every possible declaration. Are other methods possible? |
| A1: | Certainly. The author has made this suggestion based on his experience developing SVG with a team of developers. Other methods are possible and equally beneficial (if not more, in some cases), and you are encouraged to code your style sheets in a fashion that best suits your team and work environment. In some cases, grouping several declarations into one class can be quite helpful. For instance, if you were to create a class labeled “errormsg” to style text that appeared whenever a user did something wrong, you could place several declarations inside ... |
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