https://github.com/pdaoust/stylus-helpers
appearance (grid, position, colors) controls (buttons, forms) staging (system chain)
/* core - appearance - controls - staging - I@ preamble - typesetting - ../../themes - ../../i18n I@ ../appearance I@ ../controls
\- typesetting
my-children(parent, children) for child, index in children {parent}:nth-child({index}) height: 10px * index
my-children('table tr', (1 2 3 4))
*/
Or 'You may think you know...' section that is of importance when working with this software. For simplicity. we shall say that this work is made of a single piece of upstream software: 'Stylus'. In reality, of course, many many people contributed to these works. See [this section] for credits.
There are many ways someone can learn the fine art of crafting a good CSS file,
but much information on the web is incomplete, incorrect, out-dated, irrelevant
or just written poorly. Official 'standards' are either lacking, not implemented
(fully or incorrect, interpreted wrongfully or just 'different') and many so
called 'shims' and many 'fall-back' scripts exist to help negate some of these
negative side effects that go with the above here illustrated problems as means
of 'coping' with them. These can come in the form of language built-in fault
tolerance (say omitting quotes for attributes in HTML, or not like
stuff), others are made by the community. Boilerplates and global resets are
used to enforce a uniform baseline across different browsers/platforms.
Vendor prefixes exist.
((+))
Many of these short-comings are temporary of nature and duration. As new
technologies emerge, older becomes obsolete and even forgotten and backwards
compatibility will not continue forever. These solutions are 'stale' although
they may take average to long times before they eventually go out of use.
((+))
Form, notation of special meta-information or as a form of marking paragraphs
lazily: ((S))
Where S is one or multiple glyphs (signs, characters) which represent a
symbol, enclosed in double opening (( and ))closing or even triple (((
parentheses ))). This is fast with color for most editors using GFM or
Markdown highlighting in color and allows for easy extraction of rather
unambiguously used symbols throughout a folder using regular expressions
(Vim, Sublime python, any other like sed, awk or grep you may use).
They can be used together or stand alone and are often obvious in their use as symbols to remember.