Feel free to add your feedback related to Cwicly’s Relative Styling feature here.
Allow custom input to write the CSS, instead of building it visually.
I think that would be a decent compromise for all users.
The option to build classes visually persists, and it makes sense for quite a few users, but no one would be forced to go that (in many cases) cumbersome route.
There are also cases which aren’t covered and could only be achieved by a customType.
It’s a massive trade-off for me, as it takes just too much time.
There were discussions in the past, but unfortunately no update/news to date.
Please rethink the position of the add rule icons.
They are not only suggesting the wrong user interaction, but they also require always to go to top. It’s not fun when I need to add 5-6 rules. That applies to both - before and after.
It’d be a lot easier to input that manually instead of creating a rule for every single selector in there.
Edit: Nvm, looks like you can actually accomplish that with just one rule because of the :where selector. But there are definitely other examples where this would be handy
This is a very good point, thanks for bringing this up @sunny.
Another use case which is currently not possible would be something like this:
[class^="partial-class-name"]
Relative Styling not only gives one the possibility to create classes but also to manage them in a specific place.
That’s why I think it would still make sense if it’s possible to remove the block/global class as a default selector and start completely from scratch.