Scaling CSS Components with BEM, REMs, & EMs | Lullabot
How a little BEM and cleverness can make extensive use of EMs worth doing, and how it can up your game. Using relative units for measurements has a lot of advantages, but can cause a lot of heartache if inheritance goes wrong. But as I’ll demonstrate, BEM methodology and some clever standardization can reduce or eliminate the downsides. A little vocab before we get too far into this: em units CSS
Side Effects in CSS — Philip Walton
It feels like every few days I read about some shiny new way people are writing CSS. Many of these “new” ways are not actually new, they’re variations on one or more well-known methodologies, but with a few changes sprinkled on top. Now, I’m certainly not against change, nor trying to make improvements on current best practices, but if you’re going to make changes, they should be for the better. F
BEM, Multiple Modifiers, and Experimenting with Attribute Selectors | Viget
We’re a full-service digital agency that’s been helping clients make lasting change since 1999. Contact Us The FEDs here at Viget love using BEM syntax for our CSS. It enables us to adhere to an expressive naming convention which helps in hand-offs, code reviews, and just coding faster. However, the more abstract a design becomes, the more you need multiple modifiers for a single design element. Y
MCSS
Introduction Multilayer CSS organization methodology is a guideline to structure your CSS. Core methodology principles are based on BEM and OOCSS ideas. MCSS was invented in Odnoklassniki.ru (Top 10 world social network) developers team and is recommended for other developers as core for own documentation and team based methodologies. Despite the fact that this methodology originated in a large pr
MindBEMding – getting your head ’round BEM syntax – CSS Wizardry
25 January, 2013 MindBEMding – getting your head ’round BEM syntax Written by Harry Roberts on CSS Wizardry. Table of Contents Featured case study: NHS One of the questions I get asked most frequently is what do -- and __ mean in your classes? The answer is thanks to BEM and Nicolas Gallagher… BEM – meaning block, element, modifier – is a front-end naming methodology thought up by the guys at Yand
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