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This makes the styles compatible with extension ssuch as reStyle and theoretically slightly improves performance, since styles are more narrowly applied.
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I don't know how official that syntax is, but let's use the comment section as suggested by the reStyle author, also let's apply the namespace too - #127 |
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I'm first merging in some other styles, then fix everything in one go. That's probably less work than updating all the branches at once. The namespace should be irrelevant when using |
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reStyle compatibility, it would show them in a nice manager UI. |
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This makes the styles compatible with extension ssuch as reStyle and
theoretically slightly improves performance, since styles are more
narrowly applied.