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Hiding classes in VS Code

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I’ve been using this VS Code extension lately, called Tailwind Fold.

Using this extension you can decide to hide all classes by default in your JSX and HTML files, and only show the classes when you click on them:

This was the original file:

As you can see it looks cleaner.

I keep this extension inactive by default, so I can see all classes, but when I want to have a “clean look” I have a shortcut that hides all classes.

Pretty handy.

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