V13.6.0 UF13.4.0 In a site that is totally Tailwindcss I've been given a form that needs to be in two columns. Under the hood the HTML in the forms template is

<div class="umbraco-forms-container @("col-md-" + c.Width)">

which of course means nothing without bootstrap or other framework that responds to col-md-6. I changed it to

<div class="umbraco-forms-container @("col-md-" + c.Width)" style="max-width: 40%">

but it's still all in one column. Any ideas how to acheive 2 columns without having to install bootstrap. Tailwind won't be any use here has it has to be in the view at build time. I have the forms.cshtml in a Theme folder which has been chosen by the editor when they put the form in an RTE with the usual macro. Thanks.

If you're using tailwindcss v3 (or lower), there's a safelist of classes you can add to the config that will always be included in the output: https://v3.tailwindcss.com/docs/content-configuration#safelisting-classes v4 removed this option though sadly

Ooh, that sounds good. Thanks, I'll give it a try. 🙂