Please tell me that any of you CSS wizards know how to apply a variable style class to an entire variable set. I have read the documentation, experimented back and forth, haven't succeeded. But I am quite confident I am missing something here.
Otherwise I don't really see the point with the new variable styling feature. Creating a class for every single variable is quite useless, since, as MadCap themselves point out, you can also apply a generic class to variables. Of course the variables are styled automatically if you add them, but since you have to create them one by one the effort is probably the same as using a generic class if you want to style more than 5-10 variables... Not to mention that the stylesheet will be totally cluttered.
My use case: I use bold for user interface references, which are variables. I create new variable sets from our code with every release, so those variable sets will only contain UI terms. I had really longed for this feature, and would have loved to create one variable style class, UI, and apply it to those variable sets. (On a side note, the generic class I have used for these variables up until now is actually broken after updating to 2020r2, so I have some searching and replacing to do...)