Feature description
All HTML elements that have an actual purpose, i.e. are not just helpers for technical requirements, should have class names that describe what their purpose is. Examples:
.h-full.w-full.justify-between → .conversation
.h-full.w-full.justify-between .h-fit.items-center → .buttonbar
.h-full.w-full.justify-between .h-fit.items-center.border-t → .buttonbar.buttonbar-below-chatlog
Use case or problem
I'm trying to write custom CSS that uses more screen space for the chatlog.
Currently, I can only address very few elements by purpose (e.g. .model-selector). For all others, I have to rely on accidential features that are brittle and non-descriptive.
Additional context
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Feature description
All HTML elements that have an actual purpose, i.e. are not just helpers for technical requirements, should have class names that describe what their purpose is. Examples:
.h-full.w-full.justify-between→.conversation.h-full.w-full.justify-between .h-fit.items-center→.buttonbar.h-full.w-full.justify-between .h-fit.items-center.border-t→.buttonbar.buttonbar-below-chatlogUse case or problem
I'm trying to write custom CSS that uses more screen space for the chatlog.
Currently, I can only address very few elements by purpose (e.g.
.model-selector). For all others, I have to rely on accidential features that are brittle and non-descriptive.Additional context
No response
Confirmation