[Sizing] Add support for container query length units
Hi,
it would be awesome if PrimeFlex v4 would add support for the awesome container query length units which is currently already supported by 88% of the browsers used worldwide. https://caniuse.com/css-container-queries
This is especially useful since with the current PrimeFlex implementation it is not possible to define, for example, 50% height of the container div on the y-axis. https://primeflex.org/minheight https://primeflex.org/height https://primeflex.org/maxheight
The new height CSS classes could be named like this, where the number inside the brackets [] are the 12-grid values that are used mostly throughout PrimeFlex:
// Width
w-[1-12]cqw
// Height
h-[1-12]cqh
The new CSS container query length units cqi, cqb, cqmin, cqmax do not really make sense in the context of width and height, therefore I would omit them.
Example of how Tailwind CSS supports it (I prefer PrimeFlex): https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/pull/10100/files https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles#using-arbitrary-values
hi! What's the status on this?
@utillity it was announced somewhere in the PrimeTek GitHub discussions and also in some Reddit post that the PrimeFlex project will be sunset and that a migration tool for Tailwind CSS will be provided.
oh, okay! thanks for the heads-up!