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Love seeing all these CSS replacements for Javascript. This is actually something I could see implemented on a website. Question is: is it actually faster / mor

Love seeing all these CSS replacements for Javascript. This is actually something I could see implemented on a website. Question is: is it actually faster / more efficient? I see that there is about 900 some odd lines of CSS involved, which is quite a bit. I know some of this is normalize, which may be part of a normal website CSS infrastructure but could this be done in 100 lines of Javascript? Devils advocate question.

franciscop 11y ago
That's the whole Picnic CSS library, including the tab plugin. The plugin itself is 97 lines of SCSS (including spaces). The odd part, and I'm the author I think is that sometimes the html get a bit overcomplicated and not flexible. You can see the source here: https://github.com/picnicss/picnic/blob/dev/plugins/tabs/_tabs.scss https://github.com/picnicss/picnic/blob/dev/plugins/tabs/_ta...