> How do you use native css features with Stylemapper if it's just for utility classes?
The applied classes don't have to be utility classes. You can use it with any other CSS solution like CSS modules, global stylesheets, passing inline styles via the styles prop, etc.
> Except for a utility css framework...
This is not a requirement. This works the same with other custom styling solutions, like CSS modules, SASS, SCSS, etc.
The applied classes don't have to be utility classes. You can use it with any other CSS solution like CSS modules, global stylesheets, passing inline styles via the styles prop, etc.
> Except for a utility css framework...
This is not a requirement. This works the same with other custom styling solutions, like CSS modules, SASS, SCSS, etc.