What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you write VS Code-compatible CSS that behaves correctly in real workbench layouts, preventing broken spacing, overflowing text, and brittle styling patterns.
Core Features & Use Cases
- File organization: Keep CSS co-located with TypeScript components and import styles in the component entrypoint.
- Layout systems: Apply SplitView and Grid patterns for draggable, constraint-based responsive UI instead of media queries.
- Text overflow handling: Fix truncation issues with the required ellipsis pattern and the critical
min-width: 0 flex behavior.
- Design-system consistency: Use standard sizes, tokens, icon sizing, corner radii, and stroke thickness aligned with VS Code conventions.
- Use case: A workbench sidebar title is clipping when the panel shrinks; use this Skill to structure the CSS, preserve layout behavior, and make the label truncate with a hoverable full-text fallback.
Quick Start
Use the ux-css-layout skill to review my VS Code CSS and fix any layout, sizing, or text truncation issues according to workbench conventions.