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@imochoa imochoa commented Aug 24, 2024

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Screenshot from 2024-08-24 10-43-09

Tailwind Typography cannot currently distinguish between inline and block code.

There is also a PR open to get this plugin into upstream typography, so adding it like will probably not required at some point

What is kind of annoying is that in astro Class-based modifiers do not work with @apply directives

That means that you cannot just add @apply prose-inline-code:p-[.2em_.4em] to the src/styles/components.scss, but have to put the styles inline. That's what the astro documentation recommends anyway, but it does not look great

Can you think of a better solution here?

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@imochoa imochoa changed the title 20240824 target inline and block code Target inline and block code separately in Tailwind Typography Aug 24, 2024
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