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It's difficult to explain without lengthy examples but we aren't seeing a lot of collisions (really none) because we're very careful to only nest when necessary
by jzimdars 15y ago
It's difficult to explain without lengthy examples but we aren't seeing a lot of collisions (really none) because we're very careful to only nest when necessary and only as deeply as necessary. We aren't taking a stand here and completely obliterating cascading, we're just being mindful about when things really should flow to child element instead of just letting it happen all the time.