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The createStyleSheet module facilitates the creation and application of CSS styles to elements. It's important to note that this module isn't intended to replace traditional CSS, but rather to provide an API for efficiently adding CSS rules to elements using JavaScript when it's the most suitable approach.
createMediaQueryRule
The createMediaQueryRule function is a private function intended to be used by createCSSRule. While I am not sure about the exact implementation details, it is expected to receive an object as input with a structure similar to the one below:
{"@media screen and (min-width: 300px)": {"body": {backgroundColor: "red",},},}
Based on this input, the function should appropriately apply styles to elements within the specified media query. However, it's important to note that this function is not a priority, as achieving the same result can be easily done with traditional CSS. This module is not intended to replace CSS but to assist developers in adding styles when using CSS is not the most suitable option.
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createStyleSheet.createMediaQueryRule
createStyleSheet
The createStyleSheet module facilitates the creation and application of CSS styles to elements. It's important to note that this module isn't intended to replace traditional CSS, but rather to provide an API for efficiently adding CSS rules to elements using JavaScript when it's the most suitable approach.
createMediaQueryRule
The
createMediaQueryRule
function is a private function intended to be used bycreateCSSRule
. While I am not sure about the exact implementation details, it is expected to receive an object as input with a structure similar to the one below:Based on this input, the function should appropriately apply styles to elements within the specified media query. However, it's important to note that this function is not a priority, as achieving the same result can be easily done with traditional CSS. This module is not intended to replace CSS but to assist developers in adding styles when using CSS is not the most suitable option.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: