Fixed definition of place-content-*
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adamwathan
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Dec 19, 2024
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sorry guys but it seems (at least for me, just installed v4.0.0) that the compiled css value is still "between" instead of "space-between", applying "place-content-between" on elements EDIT / SOLVED: don't only update tailwind, but also tailwind/postcss ✌️ |
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You sure you're not on an earlier version? It looks right to me: 
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aaargh...okay thank you @thecrypticace - even though I deleted and reinstalled node_modules and stuff before installing 4.0.0 it didn't work out, but yeah...user fault as usual - I forgot to also update tailwind/postcss, which was still on beta8... thank you for the great work! |
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The utilities
place-content-between,place-content-around, andplace-content-evenlyare defined incorrectly. This PR fixes them.