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Agree 100%. I wish there was a lightweight utility framework that is truly just shorthand, i.e. if I know the CSS property I can predict what the class name wou
by dylanhassinger 4y ago
Agree 100%. I wish there was a lightweight utility framework that is truly just shorthand, i.e. if I know the CSS property I can predict what the class name would be. With Tailwind it's all arbitrary
- pistoriusp 4y agoAre you using a code editor plugin that surfaces the correct classes? There's no guess work involved.
- stack_framer 4y agoMy plugin supports this, but only if I happen to know the shortcut. When I start typing... border-radi ...for example, the plugin doesn't suggest... rounded ...because I didn't type anything close to matching that. It seems like the only way to benefit from Tailwind without having to switch between your file and the docs is to invest time memorizing the many, many, many shortcut classes that don't start with the same word or letters as the actual CSS property name you already know.
- agloeregrets 4y agoThis is a good take here, even as someone who loves Tailwind, the intellisense should grep not just the class name but the contents. `leading` is an insane name for `line-height`
- pistoriusp 4y agoI hit this too, sometimes I just can't remember the thing.
- martini333 4y agojust like pure css?