we still accept custom classes but they no longer replace the base ones. this is the first step into internalizing the css to make it a full component. once we have webpack in (or some gulp plugin i dont know about?) then we bring in css modules and the it will take care of it's own styles, while still accepting custom classes
the biggest change here is that all classes are now arrays of string instead of pre-constructed strings
kind of a big one... finally closes #154
we still accept custom classes but they no longer replace the base ones. this is the first step into internalizing the css to make it a full component. once we have webpack in (or some gulp plugin i dont know about?) then we bring in css modules and the it will take care of it's own styles, while still accepting custom classes
the biggest change here is that all classes are now arrays of string instead of pre-constructed strings