Pretty cool Samantha, thanks! Just a quick comment about something to consider: CSS :not([class]) selector wont be applied for an element with class="". I mean: an element with class="" wont be targeted by :not([class]) - which is right because the attribute class is there.
This could lead to misconceptions and thats why i consider that kind of selector a bad practice. Anyway, some developers use this selector to validate whether the element has classes or not, which became specially dangerous when using Vue, so your post subject is also useful to prevent bugs in this situation.
Pretty cool Samantha, thanks! Just a quick comment about something to consider: CSS
:not([class])selector wont be applied for an element withclass="". I mean: an element withclass=""wont be targeted by:not([class])- which is right because the attribute class is there.This could lead to misconceptions and thats why i consider that kind of selector a bad practice. Anyway, some developers use this selector to validate whether the element has classes or not, which became specially dangerous when using Vue, so your post subject is also useful to prevent bugs in this situation.
Oh, cool! What a fantastic point you made 👏 Thanks for sharing it, definitely need to add it to my notes 🔥