Twenty Twelve: style.css with Table of Contents

[TomasM]

Hello, I really like the 2013 initiative with Table of Contents, because it helps new users understand where goes what, especially developing child themes.

I added Table of Contents to Twenty Twelve theme and renamed CSS comments titles accordingly.

[TomasM]

Thanks, ocean90! ;)

[DrewAPicture]

+1 for 23662.patch

[TomasM]

@DrewAPicture I noticed, that for some reason "7.0 - Aside post format" was separated from other post formats in the section 8.0. I didn't want to take a freedom and mess with the structure, but perhaps it would be good to move that peace of code down under "8.0 - Post formats"?

[lancewillett]

Let's skip this, and put our efforts to newer themes instead. Thirteen and onward.

I don't think it's worth the effort for the older themes.

[TomasM]

I'm sorry but I disagree. There is nothing to fix, everything is done and patch is ready.

You can focus on new theme, but I'm focusing on a theme, that I really like, like many others. And this patch will improve understanding about this theme for new users.

Plus 2012 is much better starting point for normal website. 2013 is good only for a blog.

We spent our time for this and this adds value for the whole community.

[lancewillett]

It's still a maintenance burden regardless of focus, and doesn't provide enough value to warrant the change right now. I'd be open to discussing this early in the 3.7 cycle, including refactoring all the stylesheets from default themes to add better organization and clean everything up to match WP CSS style guidelines.

[TomasM]

If you would add it now, it would be a precedent, something to work on later or extend. Otherwise it might be buried.

And "refactoring all the stylesheets" - that would be a real burden. This patch fixes 90% of problem without more work to do if it would be decided.