Why you need to use CSS variables
It strikes me that there are still CSS purists who don't believe that they need a CSS processor. Maybe you're one of them? Perhaps you've already pulled together a process that you're entirely happy with. Or perhaps you're on the other side of that coin: you use CSS preprocessors (like Sass or Stylus) and see no need for native/browser-processed CSS variables. In this article I hope to debunk the
How to Use Variables in CSS: CSS Custom Properties — SitePoint
CSS Variables (officially known as custom properties) are user defined values that can be set once and used many times throughout your codebase. They make it easier to manage colors, fonts, size, and animation values, and ensure consistency across web applications. For example, you can set a brand color as a CSS property ( --primarycolor: #7232FA) and use this value in any components or style that
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