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**Proposal** Rewrite styles so Ladle gets a Fresh and Professional UI that reflects its engineering powers. **Screenshots**  **Considerable Changes** - Compile styles using Postcss, CSS Nano, Autoprefixer and Tailwind...
**Describe the bug** When cloning style nodes in iframe mode (#196) styles inserted using the [CSSStyleSheet API](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CSSStyleSheet/CSSStyleSheet) don't make it across. I'm using [Fela](https://fela.js.org/docs/latest/advanced/dom-rendering) which uses `CSSStyleSheet.insertRule`. StackOverflow answer that...
**Describe the bug** globby can accept a string or an array of strings as patterns to search for, but the ladle build script assumes that `config.stories` is a single string...
Documentation to support NX monorepo setup. Adding a target for libs/ui -> `project.json` as follows: ``` "stories": { "executor": "nx:run-commands", "options": { "command": "pnpm ladle serve" } } ``` and...
I am new to ladle, trying to migrate an interal storybook to ladle as an experiment. In our usage, we customized the source code of a story, since the code...
Storybook has broad support; any plans for allowing plugins for other libraries like Vue, etc?
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** We heavily use Storybook in Wix for screenshot testing our library components. What current storybook supports and will not deprecate...
I have stories for simple components that work fine. But once I click on a story for a component that uses the `next/image` component, nothing renders and ladle is broken...
When developing components that have callbacks , like ‘onClick’, it would be nice to be able to see somewhere in the ladle ui that the correct callback has been fired,...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** Currently, Ladle doesn't offer a built-in way to add elements to the ``; such as `style`s, `link`s and other meta...
