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My question is pretty straight forward.

I have multiple CSS and Javascript files in my project, and I'm 90% sure I have a lot of unused css elements that I haven't used. I know Dreamweaver has a lot of features that I've yet to use, and I know there are other IDE's that show you functions and variables that are unused.

Example: in the Netbeans IDE, if I have a variable that I haven't used, at all, in any file, it underlines said variable, and tells me that It's unused.

Does Dreamweaver offer anything similar, or is there another program that I can use to do this?

demitchell14
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  • In regards to other ways to do this, see [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/135657/how-to-identify-unused-css-definitions) and [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33242/how-can-i-find-unused-images-and-css-styles-in-a-website). Several answers in each of those; maybe one will work for you. – cjl750 Aug 15 '17 at 21:05

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Dreamweaver doesn't seem to have this functionality natively, but this thread on Adobe's forums mentions the firefox extension Dust-Me Selectors is mentioned there.

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