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@sasmaster: Other editors solve this by grouping the attributes of each object, so the object is represented by a group (that can be collapsed/expanded). @zz85: The editor is great, but...

@zheleznov22: Here is a minimal example for using templateMatching: https://github.com/strarsis/node-opencv-templatematching-test

Using an image (=opencv matrix) instead image file as template: https://github.com/peterbraden/node-opencv/issues/420 Working example using node-opencv template matching (albeit with an image file as template): [node-opencv-templatematching-test](https://github.com/strarsis/node-opencv-templatematching-test)

@oceangravity: Nice! But the stringify feature is missing, which is very important for manipulating a gradient via its AST.

@rafaelcaricio: Any chances this could be addressed in the near future? Currently stringifying is not possible. There is a fork with a fix for the issue: https://github.com/pixelspark/gradient-parser

Would this be also a good place for adding controls for `text-align-last`?

IMHO such a thing should be added to PostCSS itself.

+1

Follow up: Font tools (with WOFF2 support) report font axes, like [`this tool`](https://wakamaifondue.com/). Blog post that use `glyphhanger` or the underlying `pyftsubset` tool write that those tool also work with...

@mundschenk-at: Would you recommend that I create an issue in the [Gutenberg issue tracker](https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues) for this?