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# missing_dot_css
  • m
    does it support :has ?
  • m
    (I don't see how it could)
  • g
    nope
  • g
    i found this
  • g
  • g
    seems to be mostly spec stuff
  • m
    oof
  • m
  • m
  • m
    i'd like to avoid mutating the DOM as much as possible
  • g
    > Next, the JavaScript library adds a [:has] attribute to elements otherwise matching :has natively.
  • g
    emphasis mine
  • m
    yeah, seems like a non-starter?
  • g
    we'll need to go without it seems
  • m
    seems like it to me
  • m
    also think custom elements are out, as they require js
  • m
    if we go js, I'd want to go full js
  • m
    and I don't want to go full js
  • g
    you can use a custom element tag without defining it in js though
  • m
    i was just messing w/ you šŸ˜…
  • m
    starts duck duck going
  • g
    Iā€™d say widgets are a separate thing. Html + CSS + hyperscript behaviors in the cookbook for example.
  • g
    So say we all
  • m
    constraint: we must use only css/less
  • r
    but yeah the biggest reasons for stylus imho: cuts down on verbosity. your "source css".. like literally cuts it in half or less. can omit: curly braces, colons, semicolons. You can also use other preprocessors if you need it (import).
  • g
    Copy code
    css
missing-card {
  box-shadow: 0 .2em .2em var(--shadow-color);
  ...
}
  • m
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    css
  missing-stack {

  }
  • r
    that in stylus:
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    css
missing-card
    box-shadow 0 .2em .2em var(--shadow-color)
  • m
    šŸ™‚ I'm a less guy I think
  • m
    I really hate how less got bounced for saas/scss
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