This does work, but it is very very old and was published before @media queries were common place. It will break with most themes CSS files these days (it didn’t when I first made it). I’m leaving it here, simply because I still use it myself these days, although only for very specific tasks. If you know of any suitable replacements for it, please let me know in the comments 🙂

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Known bugs

• Width and height specifications are not placed into order
• Doesn’t place vendor specific extensions before generic specfication
• Doesn’t place declarations into alphabetical order
• Doesn’t place each selector on it’s own line for the first declaration
• Strips comment codes
• Plus probably a bunch more