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I've heard people complain about this approach because if you tried to refactor, someone could have written class = "large rounded btn" in one place and "btn ro

I've heard people complain about this approach because if you tried to refactor, someone could have written class = "large rounded btn" in one place and "btn rounded large" in another, making finding all the variations more cumbersome. That doesn't mean it's a bad approach, but that is one concern I've heard about it.

tobr 12y ago
Not sure what you mean - order of classes don't have any effect with regular css .class selectors. http://jsfiddle.net/n1a9Lew5/ http://jsfiddle.net/n1a9Lew5/ Edit: Oh never mind, I now realize that you're saying it's harder to find markup that uses a specific combination of classes. That's probably true, sorry.