Pouya Saadeghi

The problem is not `:where()`. The problem (I guess, maybe) is that `:where()` selector is not getting processed correctly in the build process. But that's just a guess because I've...

The problem is `@tailwindcss/forms` plugin. By default, this plugin applies styles to all `` elements. I don't think you would need the forms plugin and you can safely disable it...

You're right. This is tricky but it can happen with any other CSS code. If developer adds any library that applies style to an element, it is expected to see...

That's weird 🤔 Can you provide more info? Like your phone model and browser? Also, a video would be helpful.

Feel free to re-open this issue after providing more info

I created a CSS example here: https://play.tailwindcss.com/hQmU1H238J You can see when there's `height` and `vertical scroll`, the absolute content will take the space. I'm afraid that's a limitation I can't...

Yes, `sticky` works. We can add a new class name for it but that won't be any more helpful when one Tailwind CSS does the job. daisyUI class names are...

Yes. Any customization is possible. But after all, these are design decisions and we can't provide them all as default. In most designs, developers won't need a fixed button so...

As @rhscjohn-dev it works with checkbox method. It's **not** possible with the focus method, because on a HTML page we can only focus one element at a time. When a...

This is the reason why it's not working: https://github.com/saadeghi/daisyui/issues/683#issuecomment-1086754993 I will try to find a way to fix this without creating duplicate styles...