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More specific namespacing for CSS classes?
See original GitHub issueRight now our widget CSS classes are namespaced as .widget-*. .widget is pretty generic. For example, #2893 showed at least one conflict with another library.
Perhaps we should change the namespace to something like .jw-*, which seems more specific to ‘jupyter widgets’ and less generic than .widget
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@maartenbreddels, I don’t think following BEM now is a good idea because nothing else in
ipywidgetsdoes. But seems like a very good name convention. Maybe for a next version @jasongrout ?I’m ok with that, but I thought it was good to put it on our radar.