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Since your CSS library is all about utilities, simplicity and more or less perfection, I'd like to suggest adding two lines to get rid of gaps (space) between inline list items.
There are many solutions but only one of them doesn't hurt your library, or its users.
floats, HTML commenting, not closing <li> tags, all of that is just disgusting.
This is something that feels just right.
Of course it's kind of a hack like other solutions, but this one simply works and does no harm.
No floats, no weird HTML hacks.
It's just a suggestion, let me know what you think 😃
And btw, so I don't have to open a new topic, I'd like to suggest one more thing.
Sometimes it really comes handy if you have a class that makes elements full-width.
Right now we have col-12, but maybe adding one more class name to that just to make the code prettier.
My idea is .fill { width: 100% }
People who use flexbox often need such an utility, and putting col-12 to anchor inside list item looks confusing 😃
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Since your CSS library is all about utilities, simplicity and more or less perfection, I'd like to suggest adding two lines to get rid of gaps (space) between inline list items.
There are many solutions but only one of them doesn't hurt your library, or its users.
floats, HTML commenting, not closing
<li>
tags, all of that is just disgusting.However,
This is something that feels just right.
Of course it's kind of a hack like other solutions, but this one simply works and does no harm.
No floats, no weird HTML hacks.
It's just a suggestion, let me know what you think 😃
And btw, so I don't have to open a new topic, I'd like to suggest one more thing.
Sometimes it really comes handy if you have a class that makes elements full-width.
Right now we have col-12, but maybe adding one more class name to that just to make the code prettier.
My idea is
.fill { width: 100% }
People who use flexbox often need such an utility, and putting
col-12
to anchor inside list item looks confusing 😃The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: