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Since this thread is probably catnip for a certain kind of person... Anyone have a term for "a CSS" that is distinct from the official CSS specs? I.e., a term
by abathur 5y ago
Since this thread is probably catnip for a certain kind of person...
Anyone have a term for "a CSS" that is distinct from the official CSS specs? I.e., a term that communicates something re-uses CSS-the-syntax, but with a different set of properties and functions.
For a silly example, imagine there's a CSS with properties and functions for describing tacos.
- CharlesW 5y agoOh! So CSSML?
- notjustanymike 5y agoI like this as a thought exercise. I wonder if a taco is a single element, or composed of multiple elements (shell, protein, sauce, add-ons). What are the pseudo states of a taco? Does the taco have child elements like a list? ``` shell: ‘hard’ | ‘soft’; temperature: 0 - 100 | ‘cold’ | ‘hot’ | ‘lukewarm’ ```
- sandermvanvliet 5y agoIt would be a shame not to mention this: https://cuberule.com/ https://cuberule.com/
- ljm 5y agoI think it would be called a DSL. Just happens to be a DSL that looks like CSS.
- abathur 5y agoI've considered "a CSS DSL for X", though unfortunately there are already several projects that call themselves a "CSS DSL", by which most of them mean "a DSL for expressing CSS in general_language".