Simon Smith

@giuseppeg https://github.com/suitcss/initial-values

@giuseppeg What shall we do with this issue?

Oh nice, thanks @maximkoretskiy

@rocketspops Is this happening when you use postcss-easy-import directly or only within the SUIT preprocessor?

See #162 !

The docs do go into some detail on the situation you describe - [Styling dependencies](https://github.com/suitcss/suit/blob/master/doc/components.md#styling-dependencies). There is also this great post by Philip Walton - [Extending Styles](http://philipwalton.com/articles/extending-styles/). I've had success...

The documentation says: > a component's HTML should not be **directly** included in the HTML for another component. That means that a `Header` component shouldn't have a `Logo` component in...

By expanding the `read-button` into normal HTML it turns it into the very thing we're trying to avoid, which is including the HTML in another component. The current example helps...

It feels like the cleanest seperation is to add `.is-loading` to the root of the `Button`. That way the `Form` has no knowledge about the internals of `Button`. It's similar...

Does the test page provide the examples you were after? http://suitcss.github.io/components-grid/test/ If not then we could certainly add some examples to the repository