*What* style guide?

And why would you optimize for expanding and collapsing code in text editors? You're telling me that a great number of text editors cannot collapse/expand code when it's written in the bog-standard style that's been around for decades, but somehow magically gain this ability when you indent the last bracket? (Spoiler: text editors can collapse CSS when it's written in the standard style.)

I don't agree it makes code easier to read, especially when the majority of CSS follows the style we (and the rest of the world) have been using.

Whatever—I just need to know up front which flavor-of-the-week standard we're using.