Apart from following the WordPress CSS coding standards, the CSS should also use some best practices. The first one that come into my mind (but there are a lot) are, for example:
1
Don't use element selectors if not strictly necessary. Things like
.settings-fields p.timezone-info
could be simply
.settings-fields .timezone-info
2
Don't use element selectors and also lower specificity as much as possible. Selectors like
.settings-fields .settings-field-control p
should be just
.settings-fields .description
More example welcome.
Apart from following the WordPress CSS coding standards, the CSS should also use some best practices. The first one that come into my mind (but there are a lot) are, for example:
1
Don't use element selectors if not strictly necessary. Things like
.settings-fields p.timezone-infocould be simply
.settings-fields .timezone-info2
Don't use element selectors and also lower specificity as much as possible. Selectors like
.settings-fields .settings-field-control pshould be just
.settings-fields .descriptionMore example welcome.