For leading zeroes, I guess it depends on the linter settings. I didn't run into problems omitting them. IE adds them by itself for example. It's just a personal preference of mine.
As for media queries I tend to observe each selector as a self contained module. For example class navbar has all of its media queries nested in itself. This way I can easily extract each of those modules in separate files, or reposition them or nest them differently. I don't have to search for all occurrences across the file. Shortcoming of this approach is, as you've said, repetition of media queries. But so far, in my case, repetition of selectors was a lot bigger pain in the but, especially for large legacy code bases.
There is nothing wrong with either of these approaches. Use what works for you. Cheers
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For leading zeroes, I guess it depends on the linter settings. I didn't run into problems omitting them. IE adds them by itself for example. It's just a personal preference of mine.
As for media queries I tend to observe each selector as a self contained module. For example class navbar has all of its media queries nested in itself. This way I can easily extract each of those modules in separate files, or reposition them or nest them differently. I don't have to search for all occurrences across the file. Shortcoming of this approach is, as you've said, repetition of media queries. But so far, in my case, repetition of selectors was a lot bigger pain in the but, especially for large legacy code bases.
There is nothing wrong with either of these approaches. Use what works for you. Cheers