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Didn't we just spend a decade or so trying to get everybody to keep their styles OUT of their markup? I'm all for reusable css components. Personally I'm using
by collint 18y ago
Didn't we just spend a decade or so trying to get everybody to keep their styles OUT of their markup?
I'm all for reusable css components. Personally I'm using http://github.com/chriseppstein/compass/ http://github.com/chriseppstein/compass/
- russell 18y agoTP is talking about the use of classes as mixins. One class could style the container and another could style the contents. I use multiple classes to add effects like hove via JavaScript. Hover can be a single CSS description rather than dozens of alternatives such as box and boxhover.
- collint 18y agoI'm talking about NOT using presentation-specific such as "box" or "blue". Having class names such as "two-columns blue hoverable" are slightly more convenient but strategically similar to in-line styles. Keep that presentation/behavior shit out of my content please. Modularity is not a difficult problem to solve. But overloading your HTML is damned near impossible to dig yourself out of.