If you're using React, you can hide away the jumbled CSS in a UI Component, that way all styling is encapsulated within the component, and you don't have dangling classNames all over the codebase.
Example here: gist.github.com/lifeiscontent/84bb...
Thank you @lifeiscontent , so basically CSS in JS components ..like Styled Components? I'll check out the example.
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If you're using React, you can hide away the jumbled CSS in a UI Component, that way all styling is encapsulated within the component, and you don't have dangling classNames all over the codebase.
Example here: gist.github.com/lifeiscontent/84bb...
Thank you @lifeiscontent , so basically CSS in JS components ..like Styled Components? I'll check out the example.