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When you say styling a panel, are you talking about your own custom panels? Also is it for a library or for your app? We currently do indeed use css in js as tailwind is a bit of a headache to use as it can conflict with apps styles and can cause unexpected behavior. We offer a set of components from tanstack/devtools-ui which we plan to grow for our own needs but they are written in solid. |
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Right for a custom panel in the devtools widget. And for a library (but not sure why that's relevant?). Cool I'll keep an eye on the devtools-ui components and go with css-in-js myself. Thanks |
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I'd appreciate the ability to do more to style the panel too. If there were stable The css-in-js with goober classNames look like they wouldn't be stable if any styles change in new version. |
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Have you given thought to styling? I presume css-in-js? Such as goober (as you are doing in the query-devtools)?
No easy way to use tailwind right?
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