Open kristyjy opened 8 years ago
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@kristyjy can you get @subaha to sign our CLA?
@kristyjy , could use more variables, especially with colors.
table { width: 100%;
would almost certainly break some third-party widgets. I'd argue for moving the width
declaration within a class.
@geekman-rohit @kristyjy At one point the CLA was valid. Not sure why it isn't anymore: https://github.com/jquery/css-chassis/pull/130
Screenshot of design:
Do we have a full width table option?
Tables can currently be viewed up in: http://view.css-chassis.com/53-tablestyles/demos/tables.html
Based on a discussions in today's meetings: What are thoughts about classes on all of the things? Do we want to require classes on every element (as the demo currently shows), or for a base level table, styling base
One thing to consider is the effect on nested tables, which the designer might want to style differently from the ancestor table, so it's bad if the styles "bleed" into descendant tables. Bootstrap got complaints about this. (Thus, descendant selectors should be avoided in table styles.)
@cvrebert, I agree that's been something I've struggled with. @kristyjy has adjusted pr so descendent selectors are avoided.
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This is a WIP pull request looking for feedback. I'd like to discuss if we should style the element like in this PR or make classes like the buttons PR did either here or in the meeting tomorrow.