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How would you like to handle styling? The "Vue way" to do this is to take all of the styles necessary for a particular component and place it in with that component. Alternatively, we could keep all styles in a central stylesheet or some mix of both.
I would suggest that resets and page-wide styles are in a central stylesheet and component-specific styles remain with those components.
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It would be using tabler's stylesheet, but it would be sectioned and included with each component. The Vue best practice is to use modular, scoped styles with each component. It would require more work to maintain though which is why I'm asking for opinions.
I get where you are coming from, but I think it's pretty easy to add and remove component .scss files from dashboard.scss. It will make things much easier to maintain and structure - in my opinion.
If we have scoped style the end user will have the advantage of just importing the styles that a necessary and not whole tabler dashboard, and this will help them minimise the size of the final bundle. But in another hand we may have maintenance nightmare!
I think for now we can keep the dashboard.scss
How would you like to handle styling? The "Vue way" to do this is to take all of the styles necessary for a particular component and place it in with that component. Alternatively, we could keep all styles in a central stylesheet or some mix of both.
I would suggest that resets and page-wide styles are in a central stylesheet and component-specific styles remain with those components.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: