I use pure elm-html - the style is placed as an Attribute in the view
function
. . .
p [navstyle] [text (String.join " " m.opens) ]
. . .
while the Style itself is defined elsewhere (I put all of them in a file
called Styles.elm)
navstyle = style [("position","absolute")
,("left", "0px")
,("width","10cm")
,("backgroundColor","Beige")
,("fontFamily","Calibri,serif")
,("cursor","pointer")
]
I have used this to build in Elm quite a nice collapsing/expanding TreeMenu
navigation menu, which is something that CSS does rather well.
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