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I had "mostly working layout". I've tried to convert it (slowly) to VFL, but I'm finding just using one VFL statement is causing the browser (Firefox, Safari & Chrome to hang).
@dcorbin I took the liberty of formatting your comment so that it displays properly in GitHub.
I created a CodePen using that same markup and GSS, and it doesn't hang.
Can you confirm that you're still having issues? If so it might be something to do with loading external stylesheets (in the CodePen I'm using a style tag).
I also forked that original CodePen and tried as best as I could to port everything to VFL (bearing in mind that I'm not sure what your intentions are here).
What I want to do is have 2 rows of 4 (much like the structure of the .html is). Well, in the long run, those numbers aren't fixed, but for that spike that was the goal. Logically, a .hand is one "view element". I want to write rules that describe the children of .hand relative to .hand. And then have other rules that describe the relationship of .hands (and other elements). Essentially modeling a "rich" UI where you have a classes representing different views in a hierarchy.
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paulyoung commentedon Apr 20, 2015
@dcorbin I took the liberty of formatting your comment so that it displays properly in GitHub.
I created a CodePen using that same markup and GSS, and it doesn't hang.
Can you confirm that you're still having issues? If so it might be something to do with loading external stylesheets (in the CodePen I'm using a
styletag).I also forked that original CodePen and tried as best as I could to port everything to VFL (bearing in mind that I'm not sure what your intentions are here).
You can find that here.
dcorbin commentedon Apr 20, 2015
Nope. It still hangs.
What I want to do is have 2 rows of 4 (much like the structure of the .html is). Well, in the long run, those numbers aren't fixed, but for that spike that was the goal. Logically, a .hand is one "view element". I want to write rules that describe the children of .hand relative to .hand. And then have other rules that describe the relationship of .hands (and other elements). Essentially modeling a "rich" UI where you have a classes representing different views in a hierarchy.
paulyoung commentedon Apr 20, 2015
I just updated the second CodePen to display 2 rows.