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Issue created Jan 09, 2020 by Administrator@rootContributor

Confusing classes `rounded-sm` and `rounded-lg`

Created by: tpaksu

Hello,

I think there might be a cause of misunderstanding, which I experienced now about the rounded-lg and rounded-sm classes, because when I saw rounded-lg, I instantly got the message that the element edges should be rounded when the screen size is greater than md dimensions.

How about using .rounded-lg, .rounded-md, .rounded-sm, .rounded-xl as they are meant to be as breakpoint definers and add .rounded-1, .rounded-2, rounded-3 like size definitions as they are in p-1, p-2 (padding) definitions?

Use case: For example jumbotron uses exactly this, on screens smaller than lg it has no border-radus, and larger than md, it has. Why don't we have something like this for example like the card-img? We can add rounded-0 rounded-lg to achieve this easily. rounded-lg-1 would be delicious too.

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