When you create a class, it should ALWAYS be global. But you should be able to choose which of the applied classes you want to style from the selector. You should be able to select two or more classes to style as a combo class though.

So pretty much make it like it is in css and html. You can give each element multiple classes. Then either style them individually:

.class1 {}

.class2 {}

Or style both (like combo classes do now)

.class1.class2 {}

The way it is now, it quickly gets messy with lots of combo classes which could be simplified to a couple global classes used together and some combo classes
when you create a class, it should always be global. But you should be able to choose which of the applied classes you want to style. You should be able to select two or more classes to style as a combo class though.So pretty much make it like it is in css and html. You can give each element multiple classes. Then either style them individually:.class1 {}.class2 {} Or style both (like combo classes do now).class1 .class2 {}The way it is now, it quickly gets messy with lots of combo classes which could be simplified to a couple global classes used together and some combo classes