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Ahhhhh... I'm sorry for suggesting it was a parody. Is there some specific reason you're trying to solve this with css classes? In this case you're better off
by aidos 11y ago
Ahhhhh... I'm sorry for suggesting it was a parody.
Is there some specific reason you're trying to solve this with css classes? In this case you're better off just using style="margin:0", or am I missing something?
- peterchon 11y agoI wouldn't necessarily say that I'm trying to solve a problem. It's more of why not have modular css-classes that I can use to build things when using custom directives.