Extend Stylable Stylesheet

Use the -st-extends directive rule to extend a CSS class with another stylesheet. This enables you to style pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements of the extended stylesheet.

Note
-st-extends can be applied only to class selectors and root.

In this example, the stylesheet is extending the toggle-button.st.css stylesheet. The checkBtn class has a label, which is a custom pseudo-element, and has a custom pseudo-class, toggled.

/* page.st.css */
@namespace "Page";
:import {
    -st-from: "./toggle-button.st.css";
    -st-default: ToggleButton;
}
.checkBtn {
    -st-extends: ToggleButton;
    background: white;
}
.checkBtn::label { color: green; } /* style pseudo element label */
.checkBtn:toggled::label { color: red; } /* style pseudo element label when check-box is toggled */

/* CSS output*/
.Page__checkBtn.ToggleButton__root { background: white; }
.Page__checkBtn.ToggleButton__root .ToggleButton__label { color: green; }
.Page__checkBtn.ToggleButton__root.ToggleButton--toggled] .ToggleButton__label { color: red; }

/* page.jsx */
import React from 'react';
import { style, classes } from './comp.st.css';

import ToggleButton from './toggle-button';

class Page {
    constructor(props) {
        super(props);
    }

    render () {
        return (
            <div className={style(classes.root, this.props.className) }>
                <ToggleButton className={classes.checkBtn} />
            </div>
        );
    }
}