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Programming Phoenix LiveView: remove <br /> from examples (page 18)
The render() function examples use ‘
’ to add space between elements. The same thing could be achieved by adding the tailwind class ‘mt-10’ or ‘mt-[some-valid-value]’ to the element below the line break.
In my option ‘
’ clutters the examples. TailwindCSS is already used in the other elements in the example and it seems consistent to use it here. On this page, for example, The
has bottom margin added via ‘mb-4’.
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