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Automatically removing unused CSS

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Hi everyone,

 

My own website evolved over more than 2 years and there are quite a lot of CSS rules in my stylesheet that are not used any more.

 

Is there a reliable tool that automatically detects and removes CSS rules which are not used anywhere in a website ?

You're probably creating another trouble. First, your stylesheets are overloaded and that itself is obviously a load to the browser already, if you follow that with a cleansing component you're adding another load by using such component to scan the entire webpage to determine which css element isn't being used.

You're probably creating another trouble. First, your stylesheets are overloaded and that itself is obviously a load to the browser already, if you follow that with a cleansing component you're adding another load by using such component to scan the entire webpage to determine which css element isn't being used.

No!!

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