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Easier, maybe. But they're actually less powerful; inline styles support a strict subset of what regular CSS supports. (eg, no support for pseudo elements, as
by Lazare 11y ago
Easier, maybe. But they're actually less powerful; inline styles support a strict subset of what regular CSS supports. (eg, no support for pseudo elements, as others have mentioned)
- acjohnson55 11y agoNot to mention you lose the ability to live edit classes of elements all at once in the dev tools -- pretty hand for tweaking layouts of prototypes.
- acjohnson55 11y agoNot to mention you lose the ability to live edit classes of elements all at once in the dev tools -- pretty hand for tweaking layouts of prototypes.
- acjohnson55 11y agoNot to mention you lose the ability to live edit classes of elements all at once in the dev tools -- pretty hand for tweaking layouts of prototypes.