Do not apply a background-color if "null" + allow 0 width

eric-burel commented

2023-03-23 17:00:19 +01:00

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It's impossible to change the background-color via class because the inline color from style is always preferred. Differentiating "undefined" from "null" allow user to specify when they want no background color to be applied. Especially useful when using Tailwind, Bootstrap.

Also, allowing a 0 width should be possible, for instance to rely instead on borders to display the cursor.

It's impossible to change the background-color via class because the inline color from style is always preferred. Differentiating "undefined" from "null" allow user to specify when they want no background color to be applied. Especially useful when using Tailwind, Bootstrap. Also, allowing a 0 width should be possible, for instance to rely instead on borders to display the cursor.

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marijnh commented

2023-03-27 08:30:08 +02:00

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Could use use false instead of null here? Making null and undefined do different things seems likely to trip people up.

Could use use `false` instead of `null` here? Making null and undefined do different things seems likely to trip people up.

eric-burel commented

2023-03-27 11:31:24 +02:00

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Yes that's a good idea, done.

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Do not apply a background-color if "null" + allow 0 width #17