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by Akronymus 211 days ago
> Grid doesn't have it's own element like table does, so you have to use css to apply that display to a div.

Well, OOTB, yeah. I personally like to make use of custom html elements a lot of the time for such things. Such as <main-header> <main-footer> <main-content> <content-header> etc, and apply css styles to those, rather than putting in classes onto divs. Feels a lot more ergonomic to me. Also gives more meaningful markup in the html. (and forces me to name the actual tags so I use much less unnecessary ones)
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moron4hire 211 days ago
One of the many things I hate about React: can't easily create custom elements that truly exist in the DOM so I can style them in CSS.
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WorldMaker 211 days ago
Recent React round-trips custom elements better now. You just have to remember the standard's rule that all custom elements need to be named with dash (-) inside them.
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