[cogman10]

Is anyone ever going to override the "px-3" class?

You can also change styles through javascript if you really want to.

It just seems like we've lost the entire reason for css in the first place when every css attribute gets turned into it's own class.

[chuckadams]

Special cases in layout are a thing, happens a lot once you start nesting third-party widgets. So yes, there may be enough of a use-case for overriding px-3 that it wouldn't make sense to specifically omit it as a utility class -- to say nothing of it being useful as a utility class to begin with.

I only sprinkle in the very occasional tailwind class via UnoCSS. I don't have the fire in me to dig trenches for either side of this battle that some people want to make all this into.

[mvdtnz]

> Is anyone ever going to override the "px-3" class?

No, but they will change things like their constants ("bg-neutral" or, in this case, the spacing constant).