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For the color tags. I was just thinking ability to have some color differentiation between all the class badges so they arent all gray. For instance classes for padding and margin could be blue, classes for text, font, etc could be green, classes for layout orange, etc...I think it would be helpful for quick visual recognition if we needed to find a class to change, or remove. Especially when we have an element with several classes applied...

It would be great to have the possibility of creating applys from bricksbender, and to have the bricksbender field a little larger where all the tailwind classes linked to the created apply class can be placed.

Let us multiselect Elements in the structure panel and on the canvas -> then we can applie different classes at once to all of them (not only tailwind, all global classes), and once we applied a TW class or a BEM class we can style on one element and all styles reflect.

is it possible to make the classes field bigger by default? i have issues working with classes, especially when the first row is full, it's not always automatically extending to new rows from there which results in clicking into other classes by mistake and sometimes changing things you don't want to change.
to have a 3-4 lines field by default would solve this (for me)

Is it possible to remove the "Buy Bricksbender a Coffee" icon for Yabe Siul license holders or make an option to hide it? I'd rather clients not see that since they've already paid me to create a site for them.

Even if I delete the tailwind classes in the brick builder
editor, nothing changes in the div.
You can watch the video I shot from the link below.

https://streamable.com/0xo3q6

Can you please implement a "Bricks way" to do automatic class sorting following the tailwind recommended class order?
Thank you, for all.
Reference:
https://tailwindcss.com/blog/automatic-class-sorting-with-prettier#how-classes-are-sorted

Right now you can paste in HTML, but I think that being able to copy out as HTML would be equally as valuable, so that large sets of changes can easily be performed in a more suited enviorment.