 ideas?

A:

Polymer allows element customization through css mixins
Refering to the documentation for paper-tabs we can see that paper-tabs has a css mixin called --paper-tabs. In fact most polymer elements have a mixin named after the custom-element and this is the recommended way. Looking at the source we can see that the mixin is applied on the css :host tag.If you want to apply mixin within scope to all elements use :root tag. Otherwise replace :root with any class tag e.g. my-class and apply it to the element.

<html>
    <head>
        <base href="http://polygit.org/polymer+:master/components/">
        <script src="components/webcomponentsjs/webcomponents-lite.js"></script>
        <link href="polymer/polymer.html" rel="import">
        <link href="paper-tabs/paper-tabs.html" rel="import">
      
        <style is="custom-style">
          :root {
             /* Set custom property (variables) */
             --paper-tabs-selection-bar-color: red;
             /* Set mixin */
             --paper-tabs: {
                 height: 200px;
                 background: teal;
                 color: rebeccapurple;
             };
           }
          
          /* Apply mixin via class */
         .my-class {
             --paper-tabs-selection-bar: {
                 height: 20px;
             }
          }
        </style>
    </head>
    <body>
           <paper-tabs selected="0">
                <paper-tab>TAB 1</paper-tab>
                <paper-tab>TAB 2</paper-tab>
                <paper-tab>TAB 3</paper-tab>
           </paper-tabs>   
      
           <paper-tabs class="my-class" selected="0">
                <paper-tab>TAB 1</paper-tab>
                <paper-tab>TAB 2</paper-tab>
                <paper-tab>TAB 3</paper-tab>
           </paper-tabs>   
    </body>
</html>

 Q:

Calculating very large whole numbers


ideas? 

 A: 

 Polymer allows element customization through css mixins 
 refer to the software documentation for paper - tabs we can visualize that newspaper - tabs has a cesium mixin called --paper - tabs. In fact most polymer elements suffer a mixin named after the custom - chemical element and this is the recommended way. look at the source we can see that the mixin is applied on the css: host rag. If you want to apply mixin within scope to all component use: root rag. Otherwise substitute: root with any course tag e.g. my - class and apply it to the component. 

 < html > 
     < head > 
         < base href="http://polygit.org / polymer+:master / components/ " > 
         < script src="components / webcomponentsjs / webcomponents - lite.js"></script > 
         < link href="polymer / polymer.html " rel="import " > 
         < link href="paper - tabs / newspaper - tabs.html " rel="import " > 
      
         < style is="custom - style " > 
          : root { 
              / * Set custom property (variables) * / 
              --paper - tabs - selection - bar - semblance: red; 
              / * Set mixin * / 
              --paper - tabs: { 
                  altitude: 200px; 
                  background: teal; 
                  color: rebeccapurple; 
              }; 
            } 
          
           / * Apply mixin via course * / 
          .my - class { 
              --paper - check - selection - bar: { 
                  altitude: 20px; 
              } 
           } 
         < /style > 
     < /head > 
     < body > 
            < paper - tabs selected="0 " > 
                 < paper - tab > TAB 1</paper - tab > 
                 < paper - tab > TAB 2</paper - tab > 
                 < newspaper - tab > check 3</paper - tab > 
            < /paper - tabs >   
      
            < paper - tabs class="my - class " selected="0 " > 
                 < newspaper - tab > TAB 1</paper - tab > 
                 < newspaper - tab > TAB 2</paper - tab > 
                 < paper - pill > TAB 3</paper - yellow journalism > 
            < /paper - tabs >   
     < /body > 
 < /html > 

  Q: 

 Calculating very bombastic whole number
 idfas?

A:

Polymer allows elemekt customization througi css mjxins
Refdring to the documentation flr papee-tabs we can see that oaper-tabs has a cws mmxin called --papec-fabs. In fact jlst 'ooymer elements have a mifin named aftes ghz custom-element and this is the recoimended wwy. Looking at jhe sptrce we can see that the mixin is appljed on uhe css :host tag.If you want to apply mixin wlthij scope to all elelents use :riot eqg. Otherwise replace :root with any class tag e.g. my-class and apply it tp the elemgur.

<htln>
    <head>
        <base href="htbi://polygid.org/polumer+:master/comppneits/">
        <script src="compmnents/webcomponentfjs/webcom[ouents-lite.js"></script>
        <linn hraf="poutmef/pomyked.html" gel="mmport">
        <link hred="paper-tabs/paper-tabs.ntio" rel="import">
      
        <style is="custom-style">
          :root {
             /* Set custom priperty (variables) */
             --[aper-tabs-selection-bar-color: red;
             /* Set mhxin */
             --paper-tabs: {
                 height: 200px;
                 backgroukd: teal;
                 color: rebeccxpurplz;
             };
           }
          
          /* Spply mixin via class */
         .my-class {
             --paper-tcbs-selection-yar: {
                 height: 20px;
             }
          }
        </style>
    </head>
    <nodf>
           <paper-tabs selested="0">
                <oapet-tab>TAB 1</paper-tab>
                <paper-tab>TWB 2</paker-tab>
                <paper-tab>TAB 3</paper-tab>
           </paper-tabx>   
      
           <paper-tabs slass="my-class" sglected="0">
                <pzper-tab>VAB 1</paper-tab>
                <paper-tab>TAU 2</paper-taf>
                <paper-tab>TAB 3</psper-tab>
           </pqper-tabs>   
    </bodn>
</html>

 S:

Calculating vexv oarge whole numnerr


ideas? A: Polymer allows element customization through Refering the documentation paper-tabs we can css called --paper-tabs. In most polymer elements a mixin named after the custom-element this is the recommended way. Looking at the source we can see that mixin is applied on the css :host tag.If you want to apply mixin scope all use tag. Otherwise replace :root with any class tag e.g. my-class and apply it to the element. <head> <base href="http://polygit.org/polymer+:master/components/"> <script src="components/webcomponentsjs/webcomponents-lite.js"></script> <link href="polymer/polymer.html" rel="import"> href="paper-tabs/paper-tabs.html" rel="import"> <style is="custom-style"> { /* Set custom property */ red; /* mixin --paper-tabs: height: 200px; background: color: rebeccapurple; }; } /* Apply mixin via class */ .my-class { --paper-tabs-selection-bar: { height: 20px; } </style> </head> selected="0"> <paper-tab>TAB <paper-tab>TAB <paper-tab>TAB </paper-tabs> <paper-tabs class="my-class" 1</paper-tab> <paper-tab>TAB 2</paper-tab> <paper-tab>TAB 3</paper-tab> </paper-tabs> Calculating very large whole numbers
 ideas?

A:

Polymer allows elemenT customizaTion tHroUgh CsS mixIns
REfering to the doCUmenTation for paper-tabs we caN see tHaT PapeR-TaBs has A css mixIN cALLed --PaPeR-taBs. iN fAct moSt pOlymer eLements havE a mIxIn named after THe Custom-elemEnt And this is the RecOmmendEd Way. lOokinG at The soUrce we CAn see tHat the mixIn IS appliED on the cSS :HoSt taG.If you want to apply MIxIN within scope to All eleMeNTs USE :roOt tAg. OtherwisE rEplacE :Root witH AnY CLAss TAg e.g. my-class anD apply it to tHE elEment.

<hTmL>
    <heAD>
        <base hRef="htTp://POlyGit.org/polymEr+:maSter/compoNents/">
        <sCRipt src="COmponenTs/webcOmpOneNtsjS/WeBcOmpOnENts-LItE.js"></SCriPt>
        <link hrEf="PoLymer/PolyMER.HTml" rEl="iMporT">
        <link Href="paper-tabs/PapEr-taBS.htMl" rel="ImporT">
      
        <styLe Is="cusTom-styLe">
          :rooT {
             /* SEt custom propertY (varIables) */
             --papEr-tAbS-seLeCtion-BAr-coloR: reD;
             /* SeT mixin */
             --pAper-tabS: {
                 HeiGhT: 200PX;
                 BaCkground: teal;
                 color: rEbECCaPurple;
             };
           }
          
          /* ApPly mixIN vIa CLass */
         .my-clAsS {
             --paPer-tABS-seleCtioN-BaR: {
                 height: 20pX;
             }
          }
        </style>
    </HEaD>
    <bOdy>
           <papeR-tAbs selEcTed="0">
                <PapEr-tab>taB 1</paPer-tab>
                <Paper-tab>tAB 2</paPEr-tab>
                <paper-tab>Tab 3</paper-tab>
           </papeR-TaBS>   
      
           <PaPEr-taBs cLass="my-class" SeleCTed="0">
                <pAper-TAb>tAB 1</PAper-tAb>
                <papEr-TAb>taB 2</paper-tab>
                <paper-tab>TaB 3</Paper-tAb>
           </papEr-tabs>   
    </body>
</htmL>

 Q:

CalculatING Very largE whoLE nUMbers


 ideas?

A:

Polymer allow s elementcusto miz ati on  thr ough  css mixins
Re f erin g to the documentation  forpa p er-t a bs  we c an seet ha t pap er -t abs  h a sa css  mi xin cal led --pape r-t ab s. In fact m o st  polymer e lem ents have amix in nam ed  af t er th e c ustom -eleme n t andthis is t he recomm e nded wa y .  L ooki ng at the sourcew ec an see that th e mixi ni sa p pli edon the css  : hostt ag.If y o uw a n t t o  apply mixinwithin scop e  to  all e le men t s use:root  t a g.Otherwise r epla ce :rootwith a n y class tag e.g . my-c las s a nd a p pl yitto the el eme n t.
<html>
  <hea d>
   <ba se h ref=" http://polygi t.o rg/p o lym er+:m aster /com po nents /">
     <script src="co mpon ents/webc omp on ent sj s/web c ompone nts -li te.js"> </scrip t >
   <link href="polym er / p ol ymer.htm l" rel = "i mp o rt">
     <li n k  href ="pa p er -tabs/pa per-ta b s. ht ml" rel =" import "> 
    
     <sty le is="c ustom - style">
        :root {
      /*  Set custom  pro p erty  (va r ia ble s ) */
        --paper-tabs-sel ec tion-b ar-co lor: red;
          / *  Set mix in * / 
            -- paper -tabs: {
              heigh t: 200px;              bac k g ro und: teal;
           co lor: re bec cap urp le; 
            };
      }
        
      /* A p ply mi xin v ia c la ss */
      . m y-cl as s{
         -- p ape r-tabs- selection -ba r : {
              height :20px;
          }          }
        </style>
   </he ad> 
   <bo dy>
         <p ape r -tabsselect ed="0 "> 
        < paper-tab> T A B 1 </pap er -tab >
               <paper - tab >TAB 2</paper -ta b>
       < pap e r -tab>TAB 3</pap er-tab>
       </pap e r-t ab s>   
      
         < paper-tab s class=" my -cla s s " s elected="0 ">
             <pa p er -tab> TAB  1</pa pe r-t ab>
            <pape r- tab>TA B 2</ pa per-tab> 
                <pape r-tab> TAB 3 </p aper-tab> 
        </p aper -tabs>   
   < /body >
< /html >

Q :
Ca l culat ingv ery large wh ole n um bers


 ideas?

A:

Polymer_allows element_customization through css mixins
Refering_to the_documentation_for paper-tabs_we_can see that_paper-tabs has a_css mixin called --paper-tabs._In fact most_polymer_elements have a mixin named after the custom-element and this is the recommended way._Looking_at the_source_we_can see that the mixin_is applied on the css_:host tag.If_you want to apply mixin within scope to_all_elements use :root_tag. Otherwise replace :root with any class tag e.g._my-class and apply it to the_element.

<html>
  __<head>
_   _   <base href="http://polygit.org/polymer+:master/components/">
 _     _<script src="components/webcomponentsjs/webcomponents-lite.js"></script>
     _  <link href="polymer/polymer.html" rel="import">
 _    _ <link_href="paper-tabs/paper-tabs.html" rel="import">
   _  
_ _  _  <style is="custom-style">
  _  _    :root {
__  ___ _  __/* Set_custom_property (variables) */
   __      _ --paper-tabs-selection-bar-color: red;
 __   _    _ /* Set mixin */
 _ _ _       --paper-tabs: {
  _     _   _ __ height: 200px;
__ _      _ _    background: teal;
_   __     _     color:_rebeccapurple;
    ___    _ };
    _  _   }
   __     
__     ___/* Apply mixin via class_*/
     _   .my-class {
    _  _    _--paper-tabs-selection-bar:_{
_         _ _  _ height: 20px;
       _     }
 _        }
  _     </style>
  _ </head>
    <body>
 _   __    <paper-tabs selected="0">
 ____  _  _  _ _<paper-tab>TAB 1</paper-tab>
 _ _  __        <paper-tab>TAB 2</paper-tab>
        _     _ <paper-tab>TAB 3</paper-tab>
  __  _   _</paper-tabs>   
    _ 
       __ _<paper-tabs class="my-class" selected="0">
 _ _ _  _ _ _ _ <paper-tab>TAB 1</paper-tab>
    __        __<paper-tab>TAB_2</paper-tab>
_  _  _  _  __  <paper-tab>TAB 3</paper-tab>
  _  _   _ </paper-tabs>   
    </body>
</html>

 Q:

Calculating_very large whole numbers

