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I find it difficult to customize Wallaby CSS because of the deep nesting. One needs to mimic the nesting in order to add our own CSS.
If CSS is defined in a flat structure then it will be much easier to extend and override.
For example:
# Before .foo { .bar { } } # After .foo-bar { }
Also only adding CSS to classes instead of direct HTML tags will be good too. For example:
# Before .foo { a { } } # After .foo-link { }
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Yeah, that was the ideal structure. Need to spend some time to get it there now. Thanks for bringing this up!
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I find it difficult to customize Wallaby CSS because of the deep nesting. One needs to mimic the nesting in order to add our own CSS.
If CSS is defined in a flat structure then it will be much easier to extend and override.
For example:
Also only adding CSS to classes instead of direct HTML tags will be good too. For example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: