I have my own method on how I sort my CSS properties but perhaps I should adopt a much more strict methodology ala Andy Ford:

/*
CSS Properties Ordering Guide

Double line breaks only included to separate certain property types.
Do not put double line breaks in production code. 

Andy Ford - Aloe Studios http://aloestudios.com
*/



el {
	display: ;
	visibility: ;
	float: ;
	clear: ;

	position: ;
	top: ;
	right: ;
	bottom: ;
	left: ;
	z-index: ;

	width: ;
	min-width: ;
	max-width: ;
	height: ;
	min-height: ;
	max-height: ;
	overflow: ;

	margin: ;
	margin-top: ;
	margin-right: ;
	margin-bottom: ;
	margin-left: ;

	padding: ;
	padding-top: ;
	padding-right: ;
	padding-bottom: ;
	padding-left: ;

	border: ;
	border-top: ;
	border-right: ;
	border-bottom: ;
	border-left: ;

	border-width: ;
	border-top-width: ;
	border-right-width: ;
	border-bottom-width: ;
	border-left-width: ;

	border-style: ;
	border-top-style: ;
	border-right-style: ;
	border-bottom-style: ;
	border-left-style: ;

	border-color: ;
	border-top-color: ;
	border-right-color: ;
	border-bottom-color: ;
	border-left-color: ;

	outline: ;

	list-style: ;

	table-layout: ;
	caption-side: ;
	border-collapse: ;
	border-spacing: ;
	empty-cells: ;

	font: ;
	font-family: ;
	font-size: ;
	line-height: ;
	font-weight: ;
	text-align: ;
	text-indent: ;
	text-transform: ;
	text-decoration: ;
	letter-spacing: ;
	word-spacing: ;
	white-space: ;
	vertical-align: ;
	color: ;

	background: ;
	background-color: ;
	background-image: ;
	background-repeat: ;
	background-position: ;

	opacity: ;

	cursor: ;

	content: ;
	quotes: ;
	}


/* EOF */

Published on March 30, 2012