Rainbow Declensions! about pronoun.is

[tacosontitan]

Are CSS classes specific to an element tag okay to support this? Similar to:

i.pronouns.she-her { color: #ff1493; }

The implementation would simply be something like:

<p>We currently support color coded pronouns, for example: <i class="pronouns she-her">she/her</i></p>

This would result in an appearance like:

It can be simplified by removing the pronouns class, but I recommend leaving that in for maintenance/upgrading purposes, just-in-case you'd like to do something similar to the following at a later date:

[tacosontitan]

I'm trying to test an implementation sometime between this afternoon and tomorrow evening. I'll post updates here, but to summarize, currently the CSS class is driven by the pronoun table, and all pronouns currently have their color set to default to allow each pronoun's color to be determined over time:

.pronouns.she.her.her.hers.herself { color: default; }

I also included an empty class definition for the base pronouns:

.pronouns { /* TODO: Perhaps add badge like styling? */ }

With this, is the current spacing in the table important? I know it makes it look pretty when viewing, but from a functional aspect, does the spacing serve any purpose? For example:

she	her	her	hers	herself

vs.

she her her hers herself

The latter example helps to simplify the implementation so that others can understand it more readily, but, I'm not opposed to leaving it the way it currently is, if that's a requirement.