Min-height use cases

[AnnaYuS]

I've noticed that by default Tailwind offers only 3 values for min-height. I was wondering if it's a bad practice to use other values for min-height?

In the project that I'm working on there is a Vue component for a modal that sometimes contains 1 line of text and sometimes dynamic content of unknown height. I was wondering if there is a way to not use min-height (if it's a bad practice) to control the height of the modal content? A regular height will make a scroll to appear if the content is taller than the height value. I need the dialog height to grow with the content till it reaches max-height.

Example: https://play.tailwindcss.com/S9pXhe3fk6

[excessivecoding]

I don't think this is a bad practice to add min-height value if you need them.

min-height value can be highly dependent on the project compare to height value which would explain why Tailwind.css doesn't ship with too much value out of the box (This is just a guess, I'm not sure of that statement).

Tailwind.css is made easily extendable so don't hesitate to add what you need