Closed jotaen4tinypilot closed 1 month ago
style.css is already importing button.css, so we automatically have both when we import style.css in web components.
style.css
button.css
However, in almost all of our web components, we still import both (e.g., see the <update-dialog> as an example.
<update-dialog>
I’d argue that the button style is as fundamental as any other style definition in style.css, so we could consider refactoring this. E.g.:
@import "css/button.css
style.cssis already importingbutton.css, so we automatically have both when we importstyle.cssin web components.However, in almost all of our web components, we still import both (e.g., see the
<update-dialog>as an example.I’d argue that the button style is as fundamental as any other style definition in
style.css, so we could consider refactoring this. E.g.:button.csstostyle.css, and remove all@import "css/button.cssdirectives.@import "css/button.css, but keep thebutton.cssfile as separate file for tidiness.button.cssimport fromstyle.css, but then we’d be forced to import it in all places where we use it.