marcosrego

Easily use <a href="https://marcosrego.com/development/mr-utils/" rel="nofollow ugc">Mr.Utils</a> front-end toolkit with the block editor interface without knowing code, the classes or the functions.
You can transform parent blocks (such as Columns or Groups) into components such as Search, Tabs, Swiper or Sliders (with pagination).
You can select what to do when mouse hovering a block (e.g. animations or a semi-opacity).
You can also apply changes to specific devices/breakpoints: Show/hide blocks depending of the device, remove default margins/paddings, apply a global margin/padding, change font-size depending of device and more.

MR.Utils

Add a front-end toolkit to the block editor to change device visibility, get mouse hover options, animations, convert into components and more...

mottodesignstudio

With build tools like <a href="https://purgecss.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">purgeCSS</a> used by frameworks like <a href="https://tailwindcss.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">TailwindCSS</a> the need to remove all of the unused CSS classes from built CSS files has become an important factor.
However, these tools can only look in source files for classes that should be kept. Therefore any classes generated by WordPress, such as classes used in the post editor will not be considered and overpurging occurs.
This plugin allows solves this problem by:
<ul>
<li>Logging all classes from page requests</li>
<li>Generating a text file that can be used in your build process</li>
</ul>

Blaze CSS

Generate a text file of all the classes used in your WordPress site.

MR.Utils vs Blaze CSS