Is it possible to work with nested css selectors when using vuejs css modules?
For example, I want to scope this css (so that id does not affect child components):
.list {
...
.item {
...
}
}
In the documentation I could see only not-nested examples, but is it at all convenient, since I'll need then name them like .list-item which resembles BEM. But if I use BEM there is no point in using css modules, is there?
Yes, it's possible to work with nested css selectors so they will not affect child components; use css modules.
You need to use a preprocessor to enable nesting, either LESS or SASS.
If using Single File Components your component would look something like this
<template>
<ul :class="$style.list">
<li :class="$style.item"></li>
</ul>
</template>
<!-- Or lang="less" -->
<style module lang="scss">
.list {
...
.item {
...
}
}
</style>
module to the <style> tag?Yes, nesting css selectors is called using scss. You will have to setup scss.
Example make your style tag in the vue component:
<style scoped lang="scss">
The scoped attribute tells it to apply only to this component.
In regards to bem you can do stuff like this in scss:
.list {
//styles-a
&-item {
//styles-b
}
}
which will convert to this in css:
.list {
//styles-a
}
.list-item {
//styles-b
}
If you want, for example, override CSS class of some UI library in Vue you can use :global keyword. Let's say you have a n-dropdown component from Naive UI library. And you want to customize it with overriding its native very deeeeeply nested n-dropdown-option-body__prefix--show-icon CSS class only in current component using CSS modules. Here is how you can do it:
<template>
<n-dropdown :class="$style.menu">
</n-dropdown>
</template>
<style module>
.menu:global.n-dropdown-menu .n-dropdown-option .n-dropdown-option-body .n-dropdown-option-body__prefix.n-dropdown-option-body__prefix--show-icon {
margin-left: 33px;
margin-right: 19px;
}
</style>
In the end you will get selector which looks something like this
.MobileNavMenu_menu_NhSka.n-dropdown-menu .n-dropdown-option .n-dropdown-option-body .n-dropdown-option-body__prefix.n-dropdown-option-body__prefix--show-icon {
margin-left: 33px;
margin-right: 19px;
}
So all classes after :global keyword will be untouched by module manipulations.
If .n-dropdown-menu should be a child of menu then :global should have a whitespace from both sides:
.menu :global .n-dropdown-menu
Vue will remind you about it with horrible crash
scssandscoped?