Closed msavin closed 8 years ago
@msavin This should already work, give it a go :+1:
Edit: The reason for camelCase is two fold - it's familiar to setting styles in JavaScript and it allows illegal identifiers (usually needing to be wrapped in a string like above) to be used. That said, if it's already dash-case nothing will be changed.
I like this idea, been wanting something like it for a while. I especially like how it's wrapped in an object, since writing CSS basically feels like writing objects.
Would it be possible to support native CSS keys? For example:
To
That way, people can write CSS like they would expect to write it.