Theodoros Antoniou
@theo-anto.bsky.social
I create things on the web, mostly with CSS
Having gone through nesting hell multiple times using SCSS/LESS, the only form of nesting is self referencing.
Meaning inside a block of `.my-component {}` you only find rules that are related to the component itself and not its children. (e.g interaction states, attribute selectors, etc)
Meaning inside a block of `.my-component {}` you only find rules that are related to the component itself and not its children. (e.g interaction states, attribute selectors, etc)
January 30, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Having gone through nesting hell multiple times using SCSS/LESS, the only form of nesting is self referencing.
Meaning inside a block of `.my-component {}` you only find rules that are related to the component itself and not its children. (e.g interaction states, attribute selectors, etc)
Meaning inside a block of `.my-component {}` you only find rules that are related to the component itself and not its children. (e.g interaction states, attribute selectors, etc)