How can I configure PurgeCSS for advanced use cases?

How can I configure PurgeCSS for advanced use cases?

To configure PurgeCSS for advanced use cases, you can customize the options in your configuration file. What specific features are you looking to implement?

I want to include specific classes and exclude others from being purged.

You can use the safelist option to include specific classes and the blocklist option to exclude certain classes. Would you like an example?

Yes, please provide an example of how to set that up.

Sure! In your PurgeCSS configuration, you can do something like this: safelist: { standard: ['class-to-keep'], deep: [/regex-to-keep/] } and blocklist: ['class-to-remove']. This will keep the specified classes intact.

That makes sense! How do I integrate this with a build tool like Webpack?

You can integrate PurgeCSS with Webpack by using the purgecss-webpack-plugin. Just add it to your Webpack configuration and pass your PurgeCSS options there.