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There's a great proposal by @devongovett in css-modules/css-modules#390 to introduce an @global at-rule.
@global
I believe it makes the code easier to read than :global and also helps in cases like #75 where :global lead to parsing errors.
:global
@global { @keyframes fade { /* ... */ } }
Compared to the current approach:
@keyframes :global(fade) { /* ... */ }
What do you think about implementing this (in a backwards compatible way)?
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Oh that's so much more intuitive. I would really appreciate that.
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There's a great proposal by @devongovett in css-modules/css-modules#390 to introduce an
@global
at-rule.I believe it makes the code easier to read than
:global
and also helps in cases like #75 where:global
lead to parsing errors.Compared to the current approach:
What do you think about implementing this (in a backwards compatible way)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: