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How can we deal with the issue where the change of a css class name requires a new or modified renderer.
For example, it would be quite good to have edges-specific classes only in edges, and no framework classes (e.g. no bootstrap rows, cols, etc). And then for them to be mapped onto the framework classes in some other layer.
This allows us to remain independent of the style framework, and to help us avoid clashes between host system classes and edges layout (e.g. row is a heavily overloaded style name)
Does such a mechanism exist? Or what could we do?
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How can we deal with the issue where the change of a css class name requires a new or modified renderer.
For example, it would be quite good to have edges-specific classes only in edges, and no framework classes (e.g. no bootstrap rows, cols, etc). And then for them to be mapped onto the framework classes in some other layer.
This allows us to remain independent of the style framework, and to help us avoid clashes between host system classes and edges layout (e.g.
row
is a heavily overloaded style name)Does such a mechanism exist? Or what could we do?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: