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Nobody, except the individual that has to change them all when you need to swap out frameworks or upgrade to a version that breaks compatibility or the product
by karmajunkie 10y ago
Nobody, except the individual that has to change them all when you need to swap out frameworks or upgrade to a version that breaks compatibility or the product team decides on a new layout across the app...
- enraged_camel 10y agoOkay, no one has actually explained how Semantic UI overcomes this. What if in the future you decide to switch from Semantic UI to something else?
- karmajunkie 10y agoFair point, but I'm with you on it—I'm not proposing Semantic UI is any better, just that ".col-md-12" has its own set of problems. I suppose in theory what would be the best is using application selectors (i.e. class names your application owns) with the sass version of bootstrap/semantic/etc to extend the selectors with appropriate styles. However, I've done this, and while I'm no CSS expert so I probably was doing something wrong, my stylesheets became ginormous. Now, I just kind of live with the ".col-md-12" business...