This pre-release:
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Refactors
shorthandInlineCSSso that it runs afterremoveUnusedCSS. This was necessary because running it before lead to a situation where CSS in body no longer matched that in the head, resulting in stray classes left over. -
Adds consistency between shorthand inline CSS (in
style=""attributes) and compiled Tailwind CSS (in<style>tags).For example, like when you write custom CSS like
.padded { @apply px-4 py-2; }.Compiled Tailwind CSS was always shorthanded as long as you were not developing locally (
envwould have beenlocal, like when doingmaizzle build), meaning it shortened it even when you didn't explicitly enableshorthandInlineCSS. -
Adds support for
shorthandCSS, so you can write that instead ofshorthandInlineCSS. Both will work, but the newshorthandCSSis clearer in terms of what it does when it's enabled (it shorthands CSS in bothstyle=""attributes and in<style>tags).