Css diffs

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when using single line declaration, and a property is added later

#foo { width: 10px; }

becomes...

- #foo { width: 10px; }
+ #foo {
+   width: 10px;
+   height: 20px;
+ }

Which implies that the selector, #foo may have been changed, and that the value of height may have been touched

#foo {
  width: 10px;
}

becomes...

#foo {
  width: 10px;
+ height: 20px;
}

here, it's much more clear that only one property was added, making the code review easier to read

Completely agree fine sir! I am not a fan of single line CSS. It doesn't save much.

FYI, there are online and command-line tools for formatting CSS. They almost always prefer multi-line.

But a caution: folks will freak out if you suggest comma-first lists, even though it's obviously better. 😄