Dan Rubin's SuperfluousBanter

Single-line CSS formatting has its uses (and plenty of pros and cons), but if you’ve been staying away from it for fear of the time-consuming conversion process from your normal multi-line formatting, here are some regular expressions you can use to make the conversion easy.

Ok, so the name won’t win any awards, but let’s be honest: neither will this mini-tutorial, or the idea itself (nothing groundbreaking here, move along…). But after throwing together a quick little (you guessed it) hover/tab/thingy for my previous article, I thought I was fun enough to share, in case you find a need for it someday.

Way back in June over on Subtraction, Khoi presented a tweaked version of the Gmail interface (and then a follow-up article regarding the feedback on the first), improving spacing and alignment by making a few small but significant changes overall…