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Prose components styling isn't following theming as it is using raw CSS values in lots of places.
I think this could be the subject of a refactor, to stick with our theming values and so ensure consistency across design.
I don't see any problem with using @apply for that task.
As an addition, I think we could move those components into a subfolder (atoms/prose ?) and add the prefix via @nuxt/components config.
Ideally, I think this should be a module in itself too, not be bundled with our defaultTheme directly.
Maybe we could think of a way to share these in the long run, allowing features like distributing Prose styling set for your app.
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Prose components styling isn't following theming as it is using raw CSS values in lots of places.
I think this could be the subject of a refactor, to stick with our theming values and so ensure consistency across design.
I don't see any problem with using @apply for that task.
As an addition, I think we could move those components into a subfolder (atoms/prose ?) and add the prefix via @nuxt/components config.
Ideally, I think this should be a module in itself too, not be bundled with our defaultTheme directly.
Maybe we could think of a way to share these in the long run, allowing features like distributing Prose styling set for your app.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: