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Tailwind is an utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development written in PostCSS and configured through JavaScript, making it highly customizable by design. Tailwind doesn’t have a default theme nor built-in UI components. This means it has no opinion about how your site should look and doesn’t impose design decisions that can be difficult to undo.
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The various popup shown can be placed outside the viewport, making them hard to view/use.
For example, a tooltip can be partially hidden if the activator is in the right of the screen, or a menu can be longer than the viewport height.
Smelte should probably provides utils to position popup on the viewport.
(by the way, thanks for your work, smelte is great :)
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Created by Adam Wathan, Jonathan Reinink, David Hemphill, Steve Schoger
Released October 2017
- Organization
- tailwindcss
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- tailwindcss.com
Currently, eggs are exported in json format. Eggs can contain a lot of multiline strings, which makes it very hard to read them in json format.
YAML has much better support for multiline strings (see here) which would make it much easier to modify eggs as code and see changes in Pull Requests.
In addition YAML is easier to read and we've converted wings to use ya