It sounds like a good idea. So, the first thing I tried was to make one
class name for a standard data table/grid to use throughout my application,
like so:
.datagrid {
.table;
.table-bordered;
.table-striped;
.table-condensed;
}
But I get errors from less that it can't find .table-striped or
.table-condensed. I found out that this is because those two classes are
not defined in bootstrap without reference to table elements underneath the
table element, such as td or th. So, although I can specify all of these
bootstrap class names in the table element, and it all works, when I try to
use my single custom class name datagrid, instead of all of those table-*
classes, it does not work. So, I am forced to use the bootstrap classes,
anyway.
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