What is @unocss/preset-attributify?
@unocss/preset-attributify is a preset for UnoCSS that allows you to use attribute-based syntax for styling your HTML elements. This makes it easier to apply styles directly within your HTML tags, similar to how you might use inline styles, but with the power and flexibility of UnoCSS.
What are @unocss/preset-attributify's main functionalities?
Basic Styling
You can apply basic styles like text alignment, background color, and padding directly as attributes on your HTML elements.
<div text='center' bg='blue-500' p='4'>Hello World</div>
Responsive Design
You can use responsive design attributes to change styles based on different screen sizes.
<div sm:text='left' md:text='center' lg:text='right'>Responsive Text</div>
State Variants
You can apply styles for different states like hover and active using attribute-based syntax.
<button hover:bg='green-500' active:bg='green-700'>Click Me</button>
Utility Classes
You can use utility classes for layout and spacing directly as attributes.
<div flex='~ col' gap='4'>Flexbox Layout</div>
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