Package Description
With this MODX Revolution extra all used CSS classes in chunks, templates, resources and template variables are collected and saved to a safelist.json file. This safelist can be used to avoid purging the used CSS classes in a MODX installation. To generate a safelist.json file with the content of chunks, templates, resources and template variables, you simply have to click on the TailwindHelper menu entry in the Extras menu. The target path of the safelist.json can be changed by a system setting. The CSS classes in the files are detected in standard `class="whatever"` attributes and Alpine.js `:class="{ 'whatever': variable === 'foo' }"` attributes. These examples will add 'whatever' and 'foo' to the detected classes. The class names are separated by the space character and included in the list as individual classes.
Usage/Installation Instructions
Install through package manager.
Details
- Developer(s)
- jako
- Released
- 2024-05-08
- First seen
- 2024-05-08
- License
- GPLv2
- Supported databases
- Minimum MODX Requirement
- 2.8
TailwindHelper Releases
Vendor | Signature | Released on |
---|---|---|
MODX.com | 1.0.10-pl | 2024-05-08 (5 months ago) |
MODX.com | 1.0.9-pl | 2024-03-18 (6 months ago) |
MODX.com | 1.0.8-pl | 2022-10-20 (1 year ago) |
MODX.com | 1.0.7-pl | 2022-07-10 (2 years ago) |
MODX.com | 1.0.6-pl | 2022-07-09 (2 years ago) |
MODX.com | 1.0.5-pl | 2022-05-29 (2 years ago) |
MODX.com | 1.0.4-pl | 2021-11-17 (2 years ago) |
MODX.com | 1.0.3-pl | 2021-09-24 (3 years ago) |
MODX.com | 1.0.2-pl | 2021-09-24 (3 years ago) |
We've also seen 6 unverified versions of TailwindHelper in use, but don't list those as we've been unable of confirming they are official releases from an official source.