Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It is not possible to use the {N} Theme classes (like h1 or m-10) with units like em, rem, [...]. (Afaik all numbers are in DIP.)
So when you set class="h1" you only can get font-size: 32 (which is px or DIP) but not font-size: 32rem.
Describe the solution you'd like
It should be possible to declare the desired "default" unit e.g. in app.scss or main.js. (I do not know where the best place for this would be, because I am technically not into how this could work.) Then every time you call class="h1" you get font-size: 32rem (or whatever unit someone prefers).
I am aware that font-size: 32rem would not be equal to font-size: 32.
Describe alternatives you've considered
An alternative would be to use class="h1-[unit]" (e.g. class="h1-em"), so someone can define the unit each time, like in regular css. That would have the advance that the problem above would be avoided, but it would not be as convenient as the solution above.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It is not possible to use the {N} Theme classes (like
h1orm-10) with units like em, rem, [...]. (Afaik all numbers are in DIP.) So when you setclass="h1"you only can getfont-size: 32(which is px or DIP) but notfont-size: 32rem.Describe the solution you'd like
It should be possible to declare the desired "default" unit e.g. in app.scss or main.js. (I do not know where the best place for this would be, because I am technically not into how this could work.) Then every time you call
class="h1"you getfont-size: 32rem(or whatever unit someone prefers).I am aware that
font-size: 32remwould not be equal tofont-size: 32.Describe alternatives you've considered
An alternative would be to use
class="h1-[unit]"(e.g.class="h1-em"), so someone can define the unit each time, like in regular css. That would have the advance that the problem above would be avoided, but it would not be as convenient as the solution above.Additional context
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