Managing state in CSS with reusable JavaScript functions - part 2
Continuing from part 1, I build upon and improve the class toggling reusable JavaScript function.
Luke Harrison
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Continuing from part 1, I build upon and improve the class toggling reusable JavaScript function.
A look into how in SASS we can use wrapper mixins as a method of renaming 3rd party mixins without overriding them.
Determining the most efficient way of managing state can be a challenging issue in CSS. I explore one solution.
In this article, I explore how naming conventions can be used to represent sizes in scalable CSS.
As UI components are built, when should CSS properties be introduced via a utility class and when should they be included in the component class natively?
In my previous post, I discussed how you can use SASS to create a simple responsive grid system where you define a few variables and let SASS worry about the calculations.