Twenty Ten: new description and stylesheet cleanup

[lancewillett]

1. Better description. Feel free to tweak or suggest improvements. :)
2. CSS cleanup. Add comment flags to main sections, spacing and formatting fixes, remove extra line endings, and add missing semicolons. I did not change any values -- patch only has format and spacing changes.

Description looks good. I read through the style.css cleanup and confirmed that the patch stuck to formatting.

Glad that you raise this issue again. http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/13881#comment:2

But there's 1 more thing. I'm not sure whether this is the current habit or trend, but why this:

selector {
...
}
selector-2 {
...
}

instead of:

selector {
...
}

selector-2 {
...
}

Replying to zeo:

But there's 1 more thing. I'm not sure whether this is the current habit or trend, but why this:

There should be no extra lines between declaration blocks. I'm working on a CSS code standards doc for the Codex with all this information (will publish it soon).

Revised description

Replying to nacin:

Description looks good.

Attaching an improved, trimmed up version with help from ​iandstewart.

Matt suggested s/2010 default theme/2010 theme/

Replying to nacin:

Matt suggested s/2010 default theme/2010 theme/

Works for me. Future-proof, also gives us motivation for the next default theme. :)

(In [15413]) Twenty Ten: Rename to appease the theme directory gods, version bump, and new description from lancewillett and iandstewart. fixes #14298.

(In [15414]) Twenty Ten 1.0.4. This is [15413] for 3.0. see #14298.

(In [15415]) style.css cleanup. props lancewillett, see #14298 for 3.0.

(In [15416]) style.css cleanup. props lancewillett, see #14298 for trunk.

Replying to lancewillett:

There should be no extra lines between declaration blocks. I'm working on a CSS code standards doc for the Codex with all this information (will publish it soon).

Still, no concrete reason. Please provide one (or more). For readability sake, please add new line after each block.

Did you realize if you're making this a standard, then all existing stylesheet in WP core, WP themes repo should be updated.