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Select which ones will be shorthanded. #17

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no-yan opened this issue Jan 29, 2022 · 4 comments
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Select which ones will be shorthanded. #17

no-yan opened this issue Jan 29, 2022 · 4 comments

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@no-yan
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no-yan commented Jan 29, 2022

Instead of all shorehand being converted, I would like to select which targets are shorthanded.
e.g. target:['default', 'all', 'none' , [margin]

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no-yan commented Jan 29, 2022

I don't want everything to be shorthand, rather we do want to prevent shorthand and non-shorhand from being used at the same time.

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I also wish for the same functionality.

In my case, I want to prohibit the use of single-letter properties such as m, h, or so on. For other properties, I would like to use shorthands like mx.

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@tarao1006 Feel free to send a pull request!

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If you are not confident, I can review the design before starting implementation

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