I actually use @apply under two situations when I don't want people to easily copy of my design from just looking at HTML and second when I have conditions like the one Adam showed related to lists of similar element. I would probably make a new component and then apply scoped css using selectors on it with @apply this prevents the bloated HTML. I am doubtful though whether HTML vs @apply which one will bloat my css.
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@applyunder two situations when I don't want people to easily copy of my design from just looking at HTML and second when I have conditions like the one Adam showed related to lists of similar element. I would probably make a new component and then apply scoped css using selectors on it with@applythis prevents the bloated HTML. I am doubtful though whether HTML vs@applywhich one will bloat my css.