I think we should rename this entry so that it's more like an example of using a minification filter, where we use `ugllifyjs` as an example:

> How to Minify CSS/JS Files (using UglifyJs and UglifyCss)

Then we can make some slight changes to make this entry a bit more general:
* An intro paragraph that talks about how you can use different filters to minify CSS and JS files. We could mention the other filters available to do this: yui css, yui js (both deprecated), Closure, cssmin, jsmin, jsminplus.

* Add a section about using UglifyCss. But here, we can skip most of the details - i.e. we don't need to really show detailed install, since we've shown for UglifyJS. We can also have a shorter configuration section.

* Tweak the "Disable Minification in Debug Mode" section to use UglifyJs as an example, but talk more generally about how this can be used on any filter.