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Well, plain old CSS is just plain old CSS. There's nothing forcing anybody to introduce a processor, pre or post, into the mix if one doesn't want it.
by talmand 11y ago
Well, plain old CSS is just plain old CSS. There's nothing forcing anybody to introduce a processor, pre or post, into the mix if one doesn't want it.
- arcticfox 11y agoSure, but if you're talking about true "plain old CSS" then there are some huge issues that are going to come up in many situations. It's not a particularly comparable solution in terms of power, whereas pre/post processors are comparable with CSS-in-JS.