- A CSS principle to use each declaration only one time per section, component, or file, within at-rule boundaries. UDJO helps limit repetition (“Don’t Repeat Yourself”) and reduces the need and use for custom properties (CSS variables). UDJO was first mentioned in 2008. ↑ meiert.com/blog/dry-css
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