Been testing @LaravelLivewire Flux customisation using Blade Tailor. These styles are defined in one file, without publishing the templates or using CSS overrides (mostly).
(I love Flux's look, but I’d like to use it in projects with their own style, so I'm just experimenting.)
Here are some more examples of what this can do. I've also made some tweaks to the API. There's also a `reset` option that allows you to remove all built-in classes, just in case you really really want to style the whole thing from scratch (but still keep all the behaviour).
I originally built this to use with my own package of general purpose components, but since it can now work with other packages maybe I should release it?
Super excited to announce a big new feature for @statamic Bard Texstyle: Pins! 📌
Pins make it really easy to add custom elements within a line of text, like icons, footnotes, and dynamic values. You can create any types you like, and render them however you like.
📝 Release notes:
https://statamic.com/addons/jacksleight/bard-texstyle/release-notes
📘 Pins documentation:
https://jacksleight.dev/docs/bard-texstyle/pins
💬 And a blog post on implementing footnotes:
https://jacksleight.dev/posts/adding-footnotes-to-bard-with-texstyle-pins
