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Often times you want have a series of items that are all the same, except for one or two of them are slightly different. Typically you have a common class you use and then you also apply a second class for the special items (i.e. <div class="common special" /><div class="common" /><div class="common" />).
This works fine in dapper using something like classnames <div className={classnames(this.styles.common, this.styles.special)} />.
However it would be easier if we supported extends in the StyleDeclaration:
Often times you want have a series of items that are all the same, except for one or two of them are slightly different. Typically you have a common class you use and then you also apply a second class for the special items (i.e.
<div class="common special" /><div class="common" /><div class="common" />
).This works fine in dapper using something like classnames
<div className={classnames(this.styles.common, this.styles.special)} />
.However it would be easier if we supported extends in the StyleDeclaration:
or something
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