Working on some HTML, notice that CSS refers to EVERYTHING, what program could do this?

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Reticon

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Hello all,
Well im working on a website from another person (to whom I have no contact) and I have some webpages but I noticed that EVERYTHING constructed on the webpage refers to one css document, every single picture from where it's placed is put into a css file.

What I'm wondering is, what program has the capability to do this???

I need to know in order to expedite this website even faster. I've never seen such structure HTML before this is why I am assuming it had to have been constructed using some sort of program.

thanks guys! I really need the help!
let me rephrase this...
the positioning of all the pictures (Which are jpg images of text) are in the css, and its FILLED with it....

here's a snippet...
div {
border-top-width: 0px
}
img {
border-top-width: 0px
....
}

.... annotates more html
 
Based on what you said, If there is no HTML in the source code, the only reasonable explanation is there is a lot of Javascript/DOM work going on with the CSS styles as you suggested.

This is typically hand written. I would suggested you look into JavaScript as well as the DOM (Document Object Model) API.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Gecko_DOM_Reference
 
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