Theme colors in tailwind can be deeply-nested, e.g. "my_theme": {"neutral": {"gray": "#DDDDDD", ...}}
These classes are not surfaced by Tails so it is not able to merge classes using them with other color-related classes.
I assume this is just a limitation in the implementation, not a conscious decision? If so, here is a PR that improves the Tails.Color.all_color_classes function to support deeper-nested colors: https://github.com/zachdaniel/tails/pull/7
Theme colors in tailwind can be deeply-nested, e.g.
"my_theme": {"neutral": {"gray": "#DDDDDD", ...}}
These classes are not surfaced by Tails so it is not able to merge classes using them with other color-related classes.
I assume this is just a limitation in the implementation, not a conscious decision? If so, here is a PR that improves the
Tails.Color.all_color_classes
function to support deeper-nested colors: https://github.com/zachdaniel/tails/pull/7