Object Oriented CSS: What, How And Why

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06 Nov 09

Zach Harkey
- Separating the container from the content means that any object (the container) should be able to adapt itself to accept any content; for example, it shouldn't need to have an h3 at the top, followed by an unordered list for it to look right. This allows flexibility and reusability, which is paramount.
- Notice the selector: we are targeting every element directly inside the body of our object; when styling an object, you always apply the class to the object itself.
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- - Don't lock down your selectors; you never know when you'll want those styles!
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"we have not limited the class to a specific element; we could add it to anything. This gives us the most flexibility possible."

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