CSS shorthand properties

Trenton Moss

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By using CSS shorthand properties you can reduce the size of your CSS document even more.

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Trenton Moss

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United Kingdom

Trenton Moss is crazy about usability and accessibility - so crazy that he founded Webcredible, an industry leading user experience consultancy, to help make the Internet a better place for everyone. He's very good at information architecture and interaction design.

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