History: CSS Selector Questions

/* ckeditor body definition */
html[dir=ltr]>body << REMOVED >>

#role_main { min-height: 40em; }

.iconmenu { display: inline; }

label { cursor: pointer; } << Subjective? >>

<< The .siteloginbar rules were REMOVED as obsolete. >>

<< The module positioning rules such as for site logo and #sitesearchbar should be replaced by modules with parameters. >>

.box-quickadmin << cssmenu styles should be replaced by bootstrap drop-down >>

.mod-share-item << Replace by putting in a module? >>

.fullscreen .tellafriend,  << Replace by putting in a module? >>
.fullscreen .share

.error.icon { font-weight: bold; color: #090; } << Replace? >> 

.fullscreenbutton,
#fullscreenbutton,   << Fullscreen code is currently missing from layout_view.tpl. Should the fullscreen method be re-added, or replaced? >>

#tiki-clean << This is for print view, right? Still needed? >>

.floatlist << Still needed? >>

#attzone,
#comzone,
#edithelpzone,
#rules-copy-panel { display: none; } << Presumably still needed but not sure. >>

.clear,
#clear { clear: both; } << Are these still needed (we're supporting newer browsers now)? >>

.imagerank { margin: 10px 5px; } << Can this (and any similar items) be replaced by a class? >> 

#tiki-top form.findtable
#tiki-top table << REMOVED >>

#top_modules .box-quickadmin << Should this be positioned in design.css, or set in admin-modules? The latter, I would think. >>

#bottom_modules .box-rsslist br << REMOVED - the br should be removed. >>

.mod-share-item
.mod-share-item a img
.mod-share-item.google-root
.fullscreen .tellafriend,
.fullscreen .share
.share img
#rss
#power
#credits << REMOVED - They should be displayed via modules. >>

ul.jumplinks << REMOVED - Probably HTML5 role replaces this, as a visually impaired access method. >>

.fullscreenbutton,
#fullscreenbutton << What is the best way currently to get the full-screen (For main content) effect? >>

#tiki-clean << REMOVED - should be covered by Bootstrap print. >>

.floatlist
.floatlist li << REMOVED - Though I'm not sure of the purpose. Will check in the templates. >>