Thanks for a great css library.

I spend 2 days for trying to understand why in my vue project leaflet.css file not loaded to my project in test environment while in dev it's OK.

Please add information warning to installation section about purgecss

Also will be good to add note how to add whitelist styles to purgecss

module.exports = {
  plugins: {
    tailwindcss: {},
    'vue-

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Hi everyone,
I had been using tachyons for a while, and i have encountered this issue-
mt3=1rem -true
mt4!=2rem instead it is 1.5 rem, i have attached the screenshot code for the same above.,
the scale grows with 0.5 rem at a time(which i feel is actually better

I'm wondering why there isn't a page in the documentation with all the styles declared and every classes in a single page.
It's really easy to find the right class for beginners this way.

Are you planning to integrate something like this maybe?

Would it make sense to add a couple of examples to the repository, just to give people a quick feel of what's possible with further?

I've been waiting for someone to create a helper library for Bulma, so thank you for finally doing so!

Would it be possible to add the x & y axis helpers (Such as Bootstrap's mx-5 & py-5), so we can avoid having to do separate classes for left & right, top & bottom?

because you cant easily search a codebase for classes, we need to allow users to search for them in the docs so they can quickly understand the meaning of them.

Tailwind resets the font-family of code, kbd, pre and samp to a nicer stack than that of the browser default.

Should Hucssley add a similar variable like it does for html $hu-reset-html-font-family: sans-serif !default with a nicer stack?

• How to use bold and normal modifiers? seems like they do not belong in the Base section.

This should be pretty simple, it's basically making the current js file in the scripts folder take in the verbose version rather than the normal one. Maybe by making the whole thing a function?

A good reference: Extending Basscss

You can do a lot with Basscss’s suite of styles, but if you decide to add new styles to your project, here are some tips and recommendations to keep your code simple and maintainable:

• Keep styles as reusable as possible.
• Only apply styles to base elements on