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Support for class names as keywords #44
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Glad you find stylefy useful. I gave an answer to this, but I had to re-check it and it was partially incorrect, so I deleted it. Here is the new answer: Yes, if this syntax works in Hiccup & Reagent, it should work in stylefy when you call Originally, the second param of I think, at this point, it would be time to deprecate By the way, the first argument of use-style also accepts |
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This feature is now implemented in the latest release: |
Thanks for the quick turnaround!!
…On Sat, May 30, 2020 at 2:19 AM Jari Hanhela ***@***.***> wrote:
This feature is now implemented in the latest release candidate version:
2.0.0-rc.2
It should be stable, but I do not encourage you to use it in production
just yet.
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Thanks for making Stylefy!
Really great project.
In order to maintain feature parity with reagent, would it be possible to support the following syntax in the second (html attributes) argument to
use-style
?And also a vector of keywords:
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