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Expand Up @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ As always the improvements range from things you've been angry about for years,
- [**New `size-*` utilities**:](#new-size-utilities) Set width and height at the same time, finally.
- [**Balanced headlines with `text-wrap` utilities**:](#balanced-headlines-with-text-wrap-utilities) No more max-width tweaking or responsive line breaks.
- [**Subgrid support**:](#subgrid-support) That grid feature you struggle to understand, finally in Tailwind CSS.
- [**Extended min-width, max-width, and min-height scales**:](#xtended-min-width-max-width-and-min-height-scales) Now `min-w-12` is a real class.
- [**Extended min-width, max-width, and min-height scales**:](#extended-min-width-max-width-and-min-height-scales) Now `min-w-12` is a real class.
- [**Extended opacity scale**:](#extended-opacity-scale) For those moments when neither 60% or 70% were quite right.
- [**Extended `grid-rows-*` scale**:](#extended-grid-rows-scale) Might as well make it match the column scale.
- [**New `forced-colors` variant**:](#new-forced-colors-variant) Easily fine-tune your site for forced colors mode.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -431,4 +431,4 @@ In the mean time, dig in to Tailwind CSS v3.4 by updating to the latest version
$ npm install tailwindcss@latest
```

With `:has()` and the new `*` variant, your HTML is about get more out of control than ever.
With `:has()` and the new `*` variant, your HTML is about get more out of control than ever.