OOCSS is a CSS methodology that emphasizes separating the structure of HTML from its appearance. It promotes code reuse and modularity by treating UI components as objects, making CSS more scalable and maintainable.
Core Principles
Separation of Structure and Skin:
Structure: Defines the layout and organization of elements, such as grids, columns, and spacing.
Skin: Defines the visual appearance, including colors, fonts, and styles.
Separation of Container and Content:
Container: Defines the overall structure of the component, such as its dimensions and layout.
Content: Defines the specific content within the container, such as text, images, or other elements.
OOCSS is a CSS methodology that separates the structure of HTML from its appearance, promoting code reuse and modularity by treating UI components as objects.
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