Comment from Grant Vinson
Definitely more of a SMACCS guy than Atomic. Atomic reminds me of Semantic-UI naming conventions. Name it what it is, and thats it. So, I might have a stackable grid with the classes "stackable" and...
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I don't see how the class C(#fff) is different from the HTML attribute color="#FFFFFF" from the days before CSS. To change the color to something else you're editing template files and individual pages...
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Having seen Harry Roberts give a talk last year (2015) I heard him mention that we was moving more towards an atomic level (He did not mention atomic). When doing some work for the NHS Harry found it...
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Having seen Harry Roberts give a talk last year (2015) I heard him mention that we was moving more towards an atomic level (He did not mention atomic). When doing some work for the NHS Harry found it...
View ArticleComment from Cameron Malek
I don't see how the class C(#fff) is different from the HTML attribute color="#FFFFFF" from the days before CSS. To change the color to something else you're editing template files and individual pages...
View ArticleComment from Grant Vinson
Definitely more of a SMACCS guy than Atomic. Atomic reminds me of Semantic-UI naming conventions. Name it what it is, and thats it. So, I might have a stackable grid with the classes "stackable" and...
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