Comments on: OxyMonster CSS Framework For Oxygen Builder Review https://apexweb.io/oxymonster-css-framework-for-oxygen-builder-review/ Web Development and Design Tue, 17 Nov 2020 18:36:43 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.7.1 By: Alec Gall https://apexweb.io/oxymonster-css-framework-for-oxygen-builder-review/#comment-27 Tue, 17 Nov 2020 18:36:43 +0000 https://apexweb.io/?p=524#comment-27 In reply to Harry.

Hi Harry,

OxyMonster's Tailwind classes are integrated into Oxygen the same way that classes you create yourself within the Oxygen editor are. So for example, if you open up the .p-5 class in the editor you'll see the 20px padding settings right there in the editor, and if you change it, it'll be changed site-wide. What OxyMonster did is basically just take all of the classes from Tailwind and add them into Oxygen.

It shouldn't interfere with any other plugins. The only issue you might run into is having too many CSS classes. Google Chrome actually hits a limit at around 1300ish CSS classes where the Oxygen Editor will crash because Chrome can't handle the volume of classes. The base framework of OxyMonster adds roughly 500 classes.

]]> By: Harry https://apexweb.io/oxymonster-css-framework-for-oxygen-builder-review/#comment-26 Sat, 14 Nov 2020 15:02:39 +0000 https://apexweb.io/?p=524#comment-26 Hi Alec - great review. Just curious how style editing works in Oxygen when using the Tailwind framework: if you edit an element style in Oxygen (say choose a colour which is not in the Tailwind pallet or simply change the padding), is that just written in standard css by Oxygen? If you make a change which is within Tailwind class parameters will it be reflected in Tailwind CSS or just in the outputted Oxygen stylesheet? Also, what about other Oxygen extensions - Oxyultimate Woo for example, would that play ball within the Tailwind framework?

Many thanks - love the look of Tailwind but still getting to grips with how it works within Oxy.

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