With modern CSS, we now have access to the nesting selector &.
.flex-table {
& &__header {
display: flex;
align-items: center;
padding: 0 10px;
}
}When targeting old browser in the past I didn't have any trouble because it was generating something like:
.flex-table { ... }
.flex-table .flex-table__header {...}which means that I had access to the full class flex-table__header.
However, because modern browser are gaining support of & natively, then depending on the browserlist configuration we don't always have the full class generated.
Is it possible to support such syntax with CSS Modules or do I need to be careful about not using & & trick anymore?
Note
& & trick, was handy because by renaming the top level class all nested reference where automatically renamed too.
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With modern CSS, we now have access to the nesting selector &.
When targeting old browser in the past I didn't have any trouble because it was generating something like:
which means that I had access to the full class flex-table__header.
However, because modern browser are gaining support of & natively, then depending on the browserlist configuration we don't always have the full class generated.
Is it possible to support such syntax with CSS Modules or do I need to be careful about not using & & trick anymore?
Note
& & trick, was handy because by renaming the top level class all nested reference where automatically renamed too.