That makes sense actually, and I can tell you why 🙂

not a gradle build

That change will apply to newly compiled files only. The class files you have already created are still compiled with the old setting.

just direct IDEA build/run

So if you had done a rebuild it should solve it immediately.

Yes, that's what I'm talking about 🙂

pretty sure I did that more than once

OK 🙂

maybe not

but you are right that gradle integration is squirrely lately - really bad with gradle 4.0

@mikehearn Here's an example. The full css is:

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

I don't need the phase property

(It works for any width, 10px was just the last one I tested.)

But it is interesting to see that the

phase

property doesn't work as per the CSS guidelines.

In reality, it doesn't work at all..

I'll go ahead an release 1.7.7 since I broke

cellFormat

in 1.7.6.

I've run into other strange places where properties in the CSS guide don't seem to have any effect. I think it's always been with borders too.

I am intrigued. What else doesn't work?

I think I ran into an issue where setting the size of dashes and spaces didn't work, but I don't remember the specifics.

OK. I will have a look. Thanks for the points 🙂

I had a few minutes to play with the tfx plugin and I added a quick fix which simplifies box() statements 😉

That's pretty cool. Can it also handle situations like

box(5.px, 10.px, 5.px, 10.px)

which can be shortened to

box(5.px, 10.px)

?

@Ruckus not yet but my PR will 😉

Nice 🙂

I will also add converter helpers so you can easily do something like this

box(5.px)

->

box(0.3125.em)

@nimakro Fantastic! Very cool 🙂 We need to create a screencast soon to showcase everything the plugin can do for you. I just "rediscovered" the inject component action today. Had completely forgotten about it, but it's very convenient and saves some typing.

@edvin Will send a PR soon but first I have to clean up the code 😉

Great!

@nimakro Do you take screen size into account for all the sizes?