unsigned-valueA negative value on a key Tailwind serves no negative utility for.
csszyx check reports it in its dead-class pass.A name in angle brackets is a value the message fills in.
[csszyx] unsigned-value: `<className>` produces no CSS: this project's Tailwind serves `<utility>` but no negative form of it.
help: drop the sign, or define the negative with Tailwind's `@utility`; `csszyx check --rule unsigned-value` lists every one.
note: the class is still emitted, and it styles nothing.
docs: https://csszyx.com/e/unsigned-value
Default: error under recommended, error under atomic. Set it in csszyx.config: rules: { 'unsigned-value': 'warn' }.
The level sets how the build and csszyx check report it. It does not change a console line, and it does not stop a thrown error.
The values this diagnostic names.
| Name | Type | |
|---|---|---|
className | string | |
utility | string |