It would be useful to allow viewers to select whether to make display equations reflow onto a new line (even if in "bad" ways - I'm aware of this old thread about "good" linebreaks), rather than leaving it the choice of the author to select this.

The docs on rebassjs.org are pretty slim when it comes to using forms and the props that are accepted and what they do.

I was able to use inputs and checkboxes without too much effort but wanted to use a Switch in an instance instead of a checkbox. A switch is a ON|OFF Component so it would make sense that in the DOM it would use a checkbox and allow handlers with OnChange but that is not wha

I am looking into variants and i feel like its a bit confusing which is the old api and which is the new one?

I feel like I should just be able to drop the variant function onto a component and give it scale="accents" and then if I pass variant="info" then it should look in the theme object for accents and pull the info key inside that yet it doesn't do that unless I write `variants: {

Hi Mathew,

I think this library is a gem and is very valuable to set up a new site. However, I found it extremely hard to understand how to use rhythm, scale and other functions, even after Googling, looking at the source code, it is still not clear why and when we need to use rtythm and why rtythm(1) = 1.25rem, why we need something like ...scale(1/10) or ...scale(2/5).

It will

Sorry if this is trivial but I thought you should know. The online example on Expo refuses to render since the project was published using an older version of Expo CLI which is no longer supported. (All Expo users have probably run into this at some point).

The message is:

This project needs an update
This project uses Expo SDK v31.0.0. If you want to open this project, the author wi

We should add something to the readme describing the new feature added in Rightpoint/BonMot#361. @ndonald2 if you have a use case in mind, I’d love to see it documented in the readme and/or sample app.

Your docs references a $color-font-headings. I tried to change it, but it seems this var isn't used at all in the code.

This is how the page renders: . As you can see, most of the content is missing.

There seems to be an error in the dev console, which I suspect to be the cause:

Failed to load resource: net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT
3blotter-site.min.js:32 THREE.WebGLRenderer 89
3blotter-site.min

In order to make the Tailwind preset more approachable for people that already know Tailwind, we should:

• Font sizes should have the same aliases (e.g. lg = 2)
• Colors should be aliased to the same aliases * 100, e.g. purple.5 === purple.500
• Breaking change for a major version: Make the padding scale match Tailwind's

I realize this is more of a StackOverflow question but I don't think it's out of line to add instructions for adding this package to an angular project. Thank you and any tips are welcome!

The list looks outdated in today's context so if anyone looking for repositories to contribute for hacktoberfest. Then this might be a good place.

Our main tasks would be

• Add new content which you find useful for yourself while making sure that it isn't already there
• If you think any of the content is already there but is now deprecated then you can help in refactoring that as well. **Pl

For example liking FreeType functions and structs to its own documentation. Split from harfbuzz/harfbuzz#1729 (comment)

It would be great if Typi supported the media query library @include-media. It already uses a $breakpoints sass map for managing breakpoints.

react-native-style-tachyons calculates line-height as being in rem but in the tachyons css they are actually unitless numbers, which by css specification get multiplied to the font's computed size.

So, to give an example, if the base font size (rem) is 16px and we have:

<p class="f3 lh-copy">

where
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In deciding whether to use this library, it would be extremely helpful to see an example page using it that we can test on multiple screen sizes to experience the value added first hand