Object Oriented CSS
by Derek Bender
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Presentation given on the topic of Object Oriented CSS at BarCamp Tampa 2009
Presentation given on the topic of Object Oriented CSS at BarCamp Tampa 2009
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The base / modifier class can help
The base / modifier class can help
The base / modifier class can help
The base / modifier class can help
The base / modifier class can help
The base / modifier class can help
2 once we start adding modifying classes, it changes
2 once we start adding modifying classes, it changes
2 once we start adding modifying classes, it changes
Notice i name all the columns with unique names
(CLICK) now this is breakdown of individual box elements i have on this page
Notice i name all the columns with unique names
(CLICK) now this is breakdown of individual box elements i have on this page
Notice i name all the columns with unique names
(CLICK) now this is breakdown of individual box elements i have on this page
Notice i name all the columns with unique names
(CLICK) now this is breakdown of individual box elements i have on this page
Notice i name all the columns with unique names
(CLICK) now this is breakdown of individual box elements i have on this page
- in the same way you should leave your elements open, you should leave your styles open
- dont add div to a class. you or someone else may want to expand the element later
Avoid using float
- general practice
- easier to come back and change things without breaking elements
- in the same way you should leave your elements open, you should leave your styles open
- dont add div to a class. you or someone else may want to expand the element later
Avoid using float
- general practice
- easier to come back and change things without breaking elements
- in the same way you should leave your elements open, you should leave your styles open
- dont add div to a class. you or someone else may want to expand the element later
Avoid using float
- general practice
- easier to come back and change things without breaking elements
- in the same way you should leave your elements open, you should leave your styles open
- dont add div to a class. you or someone else may want to expand the element later
Avoid using float
- general practice
- easier to come back and change things without breaking elements
A METHOD, or PRACTICE
A METHOD, or PRACTICE