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Why Tailwind CSS suggests changing arbitrary values to standard classes
We should swap out arbitrary values like w-[100px] for standard utility classes like w-25 now that they are supported, to help us stick to a consistent design system and make the CSS much easier to maintain. Continue reading
Creating a "Masonry-lite" Layout with Tailwind CSS Columns
While the 'true' Masonry layout is currently being drafted for the CSS Grid Level 3 specification, you can achieve a 'Masonry-lite' effect using CSS Columns, and if you are using Tailwind CSS, you can do it with just two different classes. Continue reading
Tailwind CSS - Adding a Shadow to Sticky Headers on Scroll in Vue/Nuxt
A sticky header is a standard UI pattern, but it often looks 'flat' when it blends into the content scrolling underneath it. The best way to solve this is to apply a shadow/background, but only once the user has started scrolling. Continue reading
Handling hover states on mobile and touch devices in Tailwind CSS 4
Tailwind CSS v4 has been updated so that the hover variant only applies when the primary input device supports hover. Options on how to solve the issues this presents. Continue reading
Tailwind CSS 4 - Overriding or replacing screen sizes (breakpoints)
Learn how to override and customize screen sizes (breakpoints) in Tailwind CSS 4's new CSS-first configuration system. Includes migration tips, practical examples, and troubleshooting guide. Continue reading
Tailwind CSS - Using subgrid to align child content
As of Tailwind CSS 3.4, CSS subgrids are now available. In this article, we will look at how we can use the new subgrid option to fix a very common layout alignment issue. Continue reading
Tailwind CSS - How to make a grid with different width columns
Explore how to create a two-column grid as an example using Tailwind CSS, where the first column takes up 20% of the width, and the second column occupies the remaining 80% using 3 different methods to accomplish this. Continue reading
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