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by d4tocchini
4449 days ago
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Yes, the problem is that CSS's structural presentation is ultimately tied to the DOM. Funny you bring this up, as I commented earlier here: "GSS was created b/c our company's main product, the Grid (still in stealth mode), is doing some radical things with design of newsfeeds, we need layout to be completely decoupled from the DOM. A fairly developed Float / Flexbox-based layout becomes as much of a CSS affair as an HTML one; changing layouts requires a whole new set of div wrappers. CSS was designed to separate presentation from content, and that ideal has unforeseen manifold benefit when actually realized." Here's an example,
http://gridstylesheets.org/demos/apple/
notice the button & panel layout as you change the screen size. Now, view-page-source & notice how every element is a direct child of <body>, no parent-child nesting... Here's a recording of talk I recently gave at FluentConf that delves deeper into this: https://vimeo.com/91393694 |
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