Different units and dynamic variable values #4677
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I extended the functionality of the existing collapse plugin to allow using any known CSS unit or any CSS variable.
Ex.:
```x-collapse.min.var(--collapse-min)``` will now work.
```x-collapse.min.100lvh``` will now work.
```x-collapse.min.100``` still fallbacks to pixels.
The variable detection hence allows Tailwind to set arbitrary values to variables with responsive variants.
```
<div class="[--collapse-min:100px] lg:[--collapse-min:500px]" x-collapse.min.var(--collapse-min)>
Example content
</div>
```
The example above allows us to set a minimum height to 100px on mobile and to 500px on desktop (lg screen size in Tailwind).
Maybe issue? : parentheses aren't technically in the spec for HTML attributes, but supported in all major browsers.
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I extended the functionality of the existing collapse plugin to allow using any known CSS unit or any CSS variable.
Ex.:
x-collapse.min.var(--collapse-min)will now work.x-collapse.min.100lvhwill now work.x-collapse.min.100still fallbacks to pixels.The variable detection hence allows Tailwind to set arbitrary values to variables with responsive variants.
The example above allows us to set a minimum height to 100px on mobile and to 500px on desktop (lg screen size in Tailwind).
Maybe issue? : parentheses aren't technically in the spec for HTML attributes, but supported in all major browsers.
Adresses #2282, #2984 and might invalidate #4547