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The only places on the site where we should be overfitting CSS class declarations is on pages with unexpected HTML content, such as the blog post pages. However, we see a many unused CSS selectors coming from our theme.scss file that contains helper classes for sizing using a third-party library, rfs. These helper classes can be rewritten on each component where it is needed since it merely requires the SCSS mixin from the 3rd party rfs library.
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Suggested by @MohamedHabarneh during the first acmDev meeting of our Spring 2022 sprint.
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The only places on the site where we should be overfitting CSS class declarations is on pages with unexpected HTML content, such as the blog post pages. However, we see a many unused CSS selectors coming from our
theme.scss
file that contains helper classes for sizing using a third-party library,rfs
. These helper classes can be rewritten on each component where it is needed since it merely requires the SCSS mixin from the 3rd partyrfs
library.Screenshot
Suggested by @MohamedHabarneh during the first acmDev meeting of our Spring 2022 sprint.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: