I have installed tailwind successfully. When it comes to using the @apply, things are not working. <!-- header --> shrlrmdh
I have got the plugin working in myapp.postcssfile, but not in.sveltefiles.
and reloaded vscode. And now it works. I'm not 100% sure that the issue of node being installed on the devcontainer or not was the thing that caused the problem; just leaving this here in case it points someone with the time to look into it down the right path. ...
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Hey guys, I got a problem with my tailwind setup in my Laravel Project. When working with tailwind some classes are not included in my CSS file, though I they are visible in the HTML of my browsers dev tools. Colors in particular seem to be affected. ...
Tailwind is now installed, and we can start to pull it into Vue. Register Tailwind with PostCSS In the root of your project (not src directory), create a postcss.config.js file, and add the following: const tailwindcss = require('tailwindcss') const autoprefixer = require('autoprefixer'...
So if we can get Tailwind installed, we should have a much less ugly site. Tailwind is interesting because it's not just a CSS file you include: it requires a build step. And that's totally fine! Even though we don't have a build system for everything doesn't mean we can't ...
To start a project, front-end developers typically install it via npm or yarn and then include the generated CSS file in your HTML. Once installed, they start applying utility classes to HTML elements to style them according to UI design requirements. ...
The intention behind our target, is first to check if Node is installed on the machine currently executing the build script, if Node is not currently present inform the user of the action to take. If node is present then we need to install the required packages. Once all the required pack...