That's how you get very-important layout classes (hidden, flex, etc) put arbitrarily in the middle of purely-visual ones (border, etc.). I've seen this in pract

That's how you get very-important layout classes (hidden, flex, etc) put arbitrarily in the middle of purely-visual ones (border, etc.). I've seen this in practice, and it makes grokking exiting code a massive pain. But then I'm so old school I prefer just putting the CSS in the CSS, or even the `style` attribute. (I must say I do appreciate the pseudo-class support in tailwind.)