@johhhhhhhhn@_EricHu In fact I might have a while ago and found that in Vue it doesn’t 😬 but not sure. worth thinking about whether there’s instances where small caps wouldn’t be approriate? e.g. Musicians name? Then the only valid route is teaching a client to use markdown/portable text regardless?
@johhhhhhhhn@_EricHu Yes, you _could_ use regex to search the DOM for replacements on initial page load. Checkout smartquotes.js although I admit I haven’t checked if the html would actually be parsed if you tried this… https://t.co/I3O0tFWOkS
@_EricHu Tailwind still strikes me as total insanity but in a similarly counterintuitive vein I love working with scoped SCSS in Vue/Nuxt templates. Affords a clean split between global styling and component-specifics that’s totally against what I learned as a beginner... but feels cosy?
Did you know the DOM can dance in the pale moonlight?
The possibilities abound when you combine Portable Text with creative magic!
Check out @simonhrogers DOM audio visualizer made with @sanity_io and @nuxt_js on the Exchange: https://t.co/jLCLH7zr8S