There are multiple references to the specific ".wiki-content" class in the stylesheet:
.wiki-content ul,.wiki-content ol,.wiki-content dl {
padding-top:0;
margin-top:0;
}
.wiki-content a,.wiki-content a:link,.wiki-content a:visited {
text-decoration:underline;
}
.wiki-content p,.wiki-content table,.view .wiki-content .cell:first-child,.content-preview .wiki-content .cell:first-child {
padding:0;
}
.wiki-content table.confluenceTable {
border-collapse:collapse;
}
However, there is only one reference to this class in the HTML code, within the body tag:
<body class="mceContentBody wiki-content fullsize">
There are no other references to this class in the rest of the HTML code - the p, li, ul, a tags do not have the .wiki-content class specified. When using the CSS Usage plugin, these .wiki-content CSS selectors are shown as legitimate and not "Unseen". Is it safe to remove the .wiki-content class from the CSS stylesheet? The page is generated by Atlassian Confluence Wiki system, but I am using a locally saved copy for offline use.