So just to be clear: your argument is that you like to cross reference multiple files before you know what is applied, when? And for the record, tailwind was n

So just to be clear: your argument is that you like to cross reference multiple files before you know what is applied, when? And for the record, tailwind was never meant to be used exclusively. Most arguments against it are centered around edge cases which are tiresome with tailwind... But they're usually pretty silly as you were never meant to abstain from using css if it makes sense. And yes, that means you'll still have to check multiple files if something behaves differently then you'd expect, it's just less frequent then without a utility css framework