example: styling data-values via CSS #545
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Are you OK with using the new CSS-native nesting? I can also switch everything to full selectors, I just find this much more readable |
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The nesting is fine. Thanks for the PR. |
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after I got asked on Discord how I achieved this on my character-sheet, I thought it might make sense to add a small example.
It shows how to style an Input depending on its
data-valueand how to map selectable strings to numerical values using theinlineSelector.The input definitions got quite long, but as it is quiet manageable via interactive edit mode, I believe it is not to much at once.