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I'm super excited for pseudo-components. This should make it much easier to use CSS constructs like flexbox and the new grid system since they don't like nested
by slaymaker1907 9y ago
I'm super excited for pseudo-components. This should make it much easier to use CSS constructs like flexbox and the new grid system since they don't like nested DOM tags.
I tried to make a set of React components that worked like a table (with rows and columns) using CSS grid in React 15, but it was nearly impossible to do. For the record, the reason I didn't just use a table was because the grid system allows for more expressive sizing of columns than plain tables.