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TIL #CSSCascadeLayers … wow neue #CSS features, die total an mir vorbei gegangen sind: https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/CSS/Cascade #webdev #dev
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TIL #CSSCascadeLayers … wow neue #CSS features, die total an mir vorbei gegangen sind: https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/CSS/Cascade #webdev #dev
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#Development #Techniques
CSS layers for CSS resets · A novel method for resetting CSS using CSS Cascade Layers https://ilo.im/111c1o_____
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#Development #Techniques
CSS layers for CSS resets · A novel method for resetting CSS using CSS Cascade Layers https://ilo.im/111c1o_____
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I saw in a #CssWg github thread a while ago, about #css cascade layers, that it's no longer a strain on performance to use `@import`, but I can't find it. Plus, has someone tried that out? What happens, when each component has its own CSS file that gets imported? With layers, scoping & container queries, I am starting to loose the necessity for #SASS, but I am still heavily relying on it for splitting my code, to get a sense of component-level-css.
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I saw in a #CssWg github thread a while ago, about #css cascade layers, that it's no longer a strain on performance to use `@import`, but I can't find it. Plus, has someone tried that out? What happens, when each component has its own CSS file that gets imported? With layers, scoping & container queries, I am starting to loose the necessity for #SASS, but I am still heavily relying on it for splitting my code, to get a sense of component-level-css.