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Paul Boag Posted by: Paul Boag On Wednesday, 9th November, 2011

Even the smallest change can break your site

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One of the great strengths of CSS is that it cascades. However, as I discovered when working on this tumblog it comes at a price. A small change on one part of your site can cause problems elsewhere. That is why when updating your site its so important to check everywhere.

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