This is about the Bulma CSS framework
I hope this issue is not a duplicate
"Ears". Like this example, from your docs:

In the docs they are implemented with pseudo selector ::before. I think that as a feature of Bulma, they could not be implemented this way, because the content would always be hard-coded.
So, I don't know how they could be implemented. Perhaps as elements that don't have any bottom margin, so they stick to the top of the element below them? I'll leave it to the pros.
Not sure how needed this feature is. It's easy to add but I question its popularity.
I'd take it as practice, if you'd like it in.
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A nice way to have a button / menu / tag with name for a box or a workspace to drag panels from place to place. But if you're planning to work on it, make it both external and internal please.
I want that.
I too want that!
I believe this could work as an extension, but not necessarily as part of Bulma.
Yeah Bulma is already reeeaally heavy. Would prefer these be kept as extensions.
Non-the-less @jgthms's opinion, @ctolkien, Bulma is modular, so one can import the parts one uses.
Bulma is modular, so one can import the parts one uses.
Sure, but there is overhead in doing so. I've saved about 5% in CSS size by doing it in the past with some sites I'm working on, and deemed that saving not to be worth the trouble and having to keep track of which elements you have available, etc.
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A nice way to have a button / menu / tag with name for a box or a workspace to drag panels from place to place. But if you're planning to work on it, make it both external and internal please.