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krasimirtsonevon AbsurdJS – JavaScript based CSS preprocessor

Actually you care about the ordering if you have same properties applied for same selector. However, AbsurdJS hides this and automatically calculate the latest defined value. And that's what it goes in the compiled file. I need to spend some time using the library to be sure that such problem is actually solved. So, shortly: I can't 100% guarantee that you will not have problems with that.

krasimirtsonevon AbsurdJS – JavaScript based CSS preprocessor

Yep, @extends in SASS are exactly you need, but unfortunately they don't support params and interpolation in their names doesn't work as expected.

krasimirtsonevon AbsurdJS – JavaScript based CSS preprocessor

It is actually possible if you turn of combineSelectors. Or you may create two different instances of AbsurdJS and at the end merge their output.

krasimirtsonevon AbsurdJS – JavaScript based CSS preprocessor

Hello guys. Thanks for the comments. The next things which I'm going to do is to start packing components. One of the big problems which I have for a long time, is the fact that I have to deliver html, css and javascript. Usually they are placed in different places and I have to take care to put them in the browser. With AbsurdJS I could send the javascript logic and the css together.