The official method for building active link formatting in sidebars.

I don't love the idea of having the thing strapped to my face all day, but, the ability to work on a 'full life' screen is appealing to try. I just can't fit everything I want even on a 35" curved widescreen + laptop off to the side.

So... I just configured it to 250 which is great for the line I was disliking.

But now I think it is forcing my components to be inline with a div they're inside?

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Thanks! Appreciate the response and all the other hard work on shipping this.

Yes correct.

I can't really tell what linting rule is being applied, but IMO the multi-line seems more aggressive than it should be.

Particularly in a Tailwind type of environment, breaking this example div on line 164 into multiline looks crazy to me.

Here's the before and after.

Ironically, I also just left you a note on github.com/marcoroth/he... related to the buttons in this screenshot where I personally *do* want the multi-line formatting.

@marcoroth.dev

Not sure what version of HERB I'm on but this style of multi-line HTML formatting started happening for me today after restarting Zed. It goes away when I turn off all LSPs.

I assume it's not the default or intended linting effect but maybe I'm wrong about that?

As in, doesn't matter if the site is using Trix or Lexxy or Tip Tap or Markdown, doesn't matter if it's ERB or React, I need the entire routing / controller / modeling process to be consistent without dropping the ball on quirks like URL slug generation, etc.

That’s the hope!

Bike tours are my favorite tourist activity because you cover so much ground but get to see it up close.

Especially on day one of a trip because it orients you for the rest of your stay.

I would really just love the unified inbox of iOS Gmail app in a desktop tab or client and it would be perfect on its own.

If you have an auto setting, I feel like auto should be the default, and you should let people 'override' via using the other two settings. Like - "I use AM light mode / PM dark mode in a bunch of places but I just don't want it in this app, please stick to light mode 24/7"

As a customer I appreciate that. If I want to run production on edge I have to embrace the sharp knives trade off it implies.

I have noticed that the "best" gems rarely seem to specify upper bound. I see it more on hobbyist gems, gems maintained by vendors who support dozens of languages, etc.