Constantine Golub
@costagolub.bsky.social
Senior Frontend Developer • ⚡ Sharing daily dev insights & AI experiments
And the best part? It’s supported in all modern browsers.
November 29, 2025 at 11:45 AM
And the best part? It’s supported in all modern browsers.
yeah, there aren’t that many real-world scenarios for this,
But I think it’s useful for things like theme switching or adjusting some styles based on data-[name] attributes,
then don't need to create multiple classes, just enough one inline if statement
But I think it’s useful for things like theme switching or adjusting some styles based on data-[name] attributes,
then don't need to create multiple classes, just enough one inline if statement
November 27, 2025 at 6:04 PM
yeah, there aren’t that many real-world scenarios for this,
But I think it’s useful for things like theme switching or adjusting some styles based on data-[name] attributes,
then don't need to create multiple classes, just enough one inline if statement
But I think it’s useful for things like theme switching or adjusting some styles based on data-[name] attributes,
then don't need to create multiple classes, just enough one inline if statement