add option to disable built-in `container` class
See original GitHub issueHi! Thanks for a great tool!
It would be nice to be able to disable the built-in .container
class because I want to create my own fluid one.
Currently, I have to do the following:
// uno.config.js
export default defineConfig({
blocklist: ['container']
})
/* main.css */
.container {
@apply mx-auto box-content max-w-1200px px-4;
}
but it’s a little ugly (
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But it doesn’t repl
You can just add your custom rule, it should just override the builtin one