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Use intellisense with tailwind.config.js in a subfolder #389

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kstfR opened this issue Aug 17, 2021 · 3 comments
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Use intellisense with tailwind.config.js in a subfolder #389

kstfR opened this issue Aug 17, 2021 · 3 comments
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kstfR commented Aug 17, 2021

Would like to see tailwind css intellisense being able to work when the config file is put in a subfolder, e.g. ".config/tailwind.config.js"

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bradlc commented Aug 20, 2021

Hey @kstfR. The extension already works with the config file in a subfolder. Are you using the files.exclude or files.watcherExclude settings to hide the .config folder by any chance?

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kstfR commented Aug 20, 2021

hey @bradlc. No I'm not, it's actually the first time I'm hearing of files.exclude and files.watcherExclude. :) I am using eleventy though, but then again it's the same in my electron project.

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bradlc commented Sep 29, 2021

Config files inside hidden (dot) folders should now be picked up by the extension, in v0.6.15 👍

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