.test { @apply bg-red-400; /*Not working */ } .postcss-test { .working { background: red; /* Not working */ } } I've also added this to my webpack config: rules: [ { test: /\.postcss$/, use: [ 'vue-style-loader', 'css-loader', { loader: 'postcss-loader' } ] }...
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(Select all that apply) next dev (local) Additional context If you run next dev --turbopack in pnpm, tailwind is not applied, but if you run next dev without turbopack, tailwind works fine. I don't have this problem with npm and yarn, but only with pnpm....
"mobile_navbar absolute inset-y-0 left-0 z-10 bg-green-400 w-1/3 hidden"
Fix issue with @apply not working as expected with defined classes (#2832) Fix memory leak, and broken @apply when splitting up files (#3032) Added Add default values for the ring utility (#2951) 2.0.1 - 2020-11-18 Nothing, just the only thing I could do when I found out npm wo...
Tailwind CSS is not just another CSS framework; it’s a different way of building user interfaces. Unlike traditional CSS where you write custom styles for each element, Tailwind provides utility classes that you can apply directly in your HTML. This method significantly speeds up the development...
Fix issue with @apply not working as expected with !important inside an atrule (#2824) Fix issue with @apply not working as expected with defined classes (#2832) Fix memory leak, and broken @apply when splitting up files (#3032) Added Add default values for the ring utility (#2951) ...
但Tailwind说：bg-fond_caractères：类不存在。如果bg-fond_caractères：是自定义类，请确保它是在@...
While you can use features like@applyandthemeinside component styles like this, the@layerdirective will not work and you’ll see an error about@layerbeing used without a matching@tailwinddirective: Don’t use@layerin component styles Card.svelte ...
Opening my HTML, locating the element in awallof utility classes, applyting the fix, done. Refreshing the browser. Wait, nothing's changed. Was it the wrong fix? Maybe. Oh, wait, maybe it's the npm-based "JIT" watcher that's not working? Let me see... Yep, it's down. The npm...