I am currently trying to define "display: none" in my CSS class. Is it possible that none is missing...

# react

[Dirk]

I am currently trying to define "display: none" in my CSS class. Is it possible that none is missing from the csstypes.display object? Or am I looking in the wrong place? @turansky

[turansky]

csstype.None.none - is common

[turansky]

The same situation with csstype.Global and csstype.Auto.auto

[Dirk]

Thank you very much! I had not seen that.

[turansky]

[turansky]

For fast checks

[Dirk]

How are numbers entered that do not have a unit such as pixel or percent?

...
boxShadow = BoxShadow(
        inset = BoxShadowInset.inset,
        offsetX = 0.px,
        offsetY = (-1).px,
        color = NamedColor.transparent
    )
    fontSize = 0.8.rem

    // Fixme
    fontWeight = "300".unsafeCast<FontWeight>()
    transitionProperty = "box-shadow".unsafeCast<TransitionProperty>()
    content = "'\\00B7'".unsafeCast<Content>()
}

[turansky]

fontWeight = integer(300)

[turansky]

[turansky]

For content more factories available

[turansky]

image(..)
string(..)
url(..)
attr(..)

[turansky]

No reasons for unsafeCast and asDynamic

[Dirk]

@turansky I am currently stuck. How can I create a transform block? Am I just missing a dependency here or can this not be created like this?

[Dirk]

[turansky]

transform = array(rotate(...))

[turansky]

import csstype.array