No, Utility Classes Aren't the Same As Inline Styles
Read OriginalThis article defends utility-first CSS by debunking the persistent myth that utility classes are just inline styles. It details key technical differences, such as utility classes' ability to use pseudo-classes, media queries, and complex selectors from a stylesheet, unlike the limited, element-scoped nature of inline styles.
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