This CSS file (Things3/Things - To-Do List for Mac & iOS_files/shared.css) is extensive, defining styles for a wide range of HTML elements and classes. It's difficult to extract the most important styles without knowing the context of their use in the application. However, here are some distinct and potentially important style groups:   1. Base Styles and Reset: The initial section resets default browser styles for most HTML elements (lines 1-18), ensuring consistent styling across different browsers.   2. Typography: Styles for body, headings (h1-h6), paragraphs (p), and other text elements define the overall font family (ui-sans-serif, etc.), size, color, and weight (lines 60-66, 128-138, 150-156). Note the dark mode support (body.is-dark).   3. Dark Mode Support: Many styles include .is-dark classes to modify appearance for dark mode (e.g., text and background colors). This suggests a feature to switch between light and dark themes.   4. Component Styles: The file contains numerous styles for specific UI components:   Links (a): Defines link colors and hover effects (lines 80-92).   Images (img): Sets max-width and height: auto for responsive images (line 96).   Code (code): Styles for code blocks, including syntax highlighting (lines 100-110).   Buttons (button): Defines button styles, including variations for size and emphasis (lines 360-374).   Forms (form, textfield, textarea, select): Styles for input fields and select elements (lines 378-406, 408-416, 418-430).   Navigation (navigation): Styles for a navigation bar, including logo and list items (lines 260-302).   Footer (footer): Styles for a footer section (lines 304-326).   Grid Systems (grid, newgrid): Extensive styles for responsive grid layouts (lines 460-600).   Other Components: Styles for callouts, tables, figures, panoramas, bezels, tabs, galleries, and tooltips are also defined.   5. Media Queries: The CSS uses media queries (@media) to adjust styles based on screen size and prefers-reduced-motion (lines 68, 298, 462, 486, 500, 514, 602, 620, 638, 656, 674, 692, 710, 728). This ensures responsiveness across different devices.   The sheer volume and complexity of the styles make it impossible to list every distinct style. The above highlights the major structural elements and key features of the CSS.   Certainly! I'll extract the most important and distinct styles from the CSS you've provided and show you how to implement them using Tailwind CSS.  Important Styles to Consider: 1. CSS Reset / Normalize Styles 2. Body Styling and Typography 3. Dark Mode Support 4. Text and Inline Elements 5. Headings and Paragraphs 6. Links (a tags) 7. Lists (ul, ol, li) 8. Tables 9. Forms and Inputs 10. Button Styles 11. Utility Classes for Layout and Spacing 12. Media Queries for Responsiveness  Tailwind CSS Implementation: 1. CSS Reset / Normalize Styles Tailwind CSS includes a set of base styles (Preflight) that acts as a reset and normalizes styles across browsers. You don't need to manually include reset styles.  @tailwind base; @tailwind components; @tailwind utilities; 2. Body Styling and Typography  /* Tailwind automatically applies antialiasing and box-sizing */ body {   @apply relative overflow-y-scroll font-sans text-base leading-7 text-[#303336] bg-white; }  /* Dark Mode */ body.is-dark {   @apply text-[#f0f1f2] bg-[#212224]; } To support dark mode based on OS settings:  // tailwind.config.js module.exports = {   darkMode: 'class', // or 'media' for OS preference   theme: {     extend: {       colors: {         darkBg: '#212224',         darkText: '#f0f1f2',       },     },   }, } Then, in your CSS:  body {   @apply text-[#303336] bg-white; }  .dark body {   @apply text-darkText bg-darkBg; } 3. Text and Inline Elements * Bold Text  .b, strong {   @apply font-semibold; }  /* Stronger Bold */ .b.is-strong, strong.is-strong {   @apply font-bold; } * Italic Text  .i, em {   @apply italic; } * Small Text  .small {   @apply text-sm text-gray-500; }  /* Dark Mode */ .dark .small {   @apply text-gray-400; } * Code Inline  .code {   @apply px-1 text-sm font-mono text-gray-700 bg-gray-100 border rounded; }  /* Dark Mode */ .dark .code {   @apply text-gray-300 bg-gray-800 border-gray-700; } 4. Headings and Paragraphs * Headings  h1 {   @apply mt-8 mb-4 text-4xl leading-tight font-bold; }  h2 {   @apply mt-10 mb-3 text-3xl leading-snug font-bold; }  h3 {   @apply mt-10 mb-3 text-2xl leading-normal font-bold; }  h4 {   @apply mt-0 mb-4 text-xl leading-normal font-bold; }  h1.is-strong, h2.is-strong, h3.is-strong {   @apply border-b pb-2 border-gray-200; }  /* Dark Mode Headings */ .dark h1.is-strong, .dark h2.is-strong, .dark h3.is-strong {   @apply border-gray-600; }  h1.is-centered {   @apply mx-auto text-center w-4/5; } * Paragraphs  p {   @apply mb-6; }  .p.is-comfy {   @apply mb-3; }  .p.is-tight {   @apply mb-0; }  .p.is-centered {   @apply text-center; } 5. Links  a {   @apply text-blue-600 no-underline cursor-pointer; }  a:hover {   @apply underline; }  a:active {   @apply text-blue-800; }  .a.is-weak {   @apply text-inherit underline; }  .a.is-subtle {   @apply text-inherit; }  .a.is-subtle:hover {   @apply underline decoration-blue-600; }  .a.has-chevron {   @apply inline-block pr-3 bg-no-repeat bg-right bg-contain;   background-image: url('images/a-chevron.svg'); } * Dark Mode Links  .dark a {   @apply text-blue-400; }  .dark a:active {   @apply text-blue-300; }  .dark .a.is-subtle:hover {   @apply underline decoration-blue-400; } 6. Lists  ul, ol {   @apply mb-6 pl-6; }  ul {   @apply list-disc; }  ol {   @apply list-decimal; }  li::marker {   @apply text-gray-500; }  /* Dark Mode */ .dark li::marker {   @apply text-gray-400; }  .ul.is-comfy > li, .ol.is-comfy > li {   @apply my-3; }  .ul.is-loose > li, .ol.is-loose > li {   @apply my-6; }  .ul.has-bullets {   @apply list-none; }  .ul.has-bullets li {   @apply relative; }  .ul ul, .ol ul, .ul ol, .ol ol {   @apply mt-0 mb-0; } 7. Tables  table {   @apply mb-6 w-full overflow-x-auto border-t border-gray-200; }  /* Dark Mode */ .dark table {   @apply border-gray-600; }  th {   @apply font-bold; }  th, td {   @apply py-2 pr-3 text-left border-b border-gray-200; }  /* Dark Mode */ .dark th, .dark td {   @apply border-gray-600; }  th:last-child, td:last-child {   @apply pr-0; }  @media (min-width: 734px) {   th,   td {     @apply pr-5;   } } 8. Forms and Inputs * Inputs and Textareas  input[type="text"], input[type="email"], input[type="password"], .textfield {   @apply box-border w-64 max-w-full mb-0.5 px-2 py-1 text-sm leading-normal border rounded bg-gray-200 border-gray-300; }  .textfield.is-wide {   @apply w-96; }  .textfield.is-full {   @apply w-full; }  .textfield.is-large {   @apply px-2 py-2 text-base leading-normal; }  textarea {   @apply box-border w-full mb-3 px-2 py-1 text-sm leading-normal border rounded bg-gray-200 border-gray-300; }  /* Active and Focus States */ input:active, textarea:active {   @apply bg-gray-300; }  input:focus, textarea:focus {   @apply outline-none ring-2 ring-blue-300 border-transparent; }  .textfield.is-white, input.is-white, textarea.is-white {   @apply bg-white; } * Select  select {   @apply inline-block relative py-1 px-2 pr-8 text-sm leading-tight bg-gray-100 border border-gray-300 rounded appearance-none;   background-image: url('images/select-arrows-io40.png');   background-repeat: no-repeat;   background-position: right 0.5rem center;   background-size: 1rem; }  select:active {   @apply bg-blue-100; } * Checkboxes and Radios To style checkboxes and radios, Tailwind CSS provides plugins:  npm install -D @tailwindcss/forms In tailwind.config.js:  module.exports = {   // ...   plugins: [require('@tailwindcss/forms')], } Then in your HTML:  <!-- Checkbox --> <input type="checkbox" class="form-checkbox text-blue-600" />  <!-- Radio --> <input type="radio" class="form-radio text-blue-600" /> 9. Button Styles  .button, button, input[type="submit"], input[type="button"] {   @apply inline-block px-4 py-2 text-sm font-semibold text-gray-700 bg-gray-300 border rounded-md; }  .button:hover, button:hover, input[type="submit"]:hover, input[type="button"]:hover {   @apply bg-gray-400; }  .button:active, button:active, input[type="submit"]:active, input[type="button"]:active {   @apply bg-gray-500; }  .button:focus, button:focus, input[type="submit"]:focus, input[type="button"]:focus {   @apply outline-none ring-2 ring-blue-300; }  .button.is-strong {   @apply bg-blue-500 text-white font-bold; }  .button.is-strong:hover {   @apply bg-blue-600; }  .button.is-strong:active {   @apply bg-blue-700; }  .button.is-disabled {   @apply opacity-50 cursor-not-allowed; } 10. Utility Classes for Layout and Spacing * Visibility Helpers  /* Hidden and Visible */ .is-hidden {   @apply hidden; }  .is-visible {   @apply block; }  /* Conditional Visibility */ @media (max-width: 734px) {   .if-compact-is-hidden {     @apply hidden;   }   .if-compact-is-visible {     @apply block;   } } * Flexbox Utilities  .group {   @apply flex justify-center items-center mx-[-12px]; }  .group.is-left {   @apply justify-start; }  .group.is-right {   @apply justify-end; }  .group.is-top {   @apply items-start; }  .group.is-bottom {   @apply items-end; }  .group.has-no-spacing {   @apply mx-0; }  .group.has-small-spacing {   @apply mx-[-4px]; }  .group-item {   @apply mx-3; }  .group.has-no-spacing > .group-item {   @apply mx-0; }  .group.has-large-spacing > .group-item {   @apply mx-6; }  .group-item.is-hidden {   @apply hidden; }  .group-item.is-visible {   @apply block; } 11. Media Queries for Responsiveness Tailwind uses responsive prefixes: * sm: for min-width: 640px * md: for min-width: 768px * lg: for min-width: 1024px * xl: for min-width: 1280px * 2xl: for min-width: 1536px Example:  <div class="text-base md:text-lg lg:text-xl"></div> To replicate your media queries, adjust Tailwind's breakpoints in your tailwind.config.js if needed. 12. Additional Components * Blockquotes  .blockquote {   @apply mx-8 mb-6 italic; }  @media (max-width: 734px) {   .blockquote {     @apply mx-3;   } }  .blockquote-author {   @apply my-3 text-gray-500; } * Callouts  .callout {   @apply mb-6 px-3 py-2 border border-gray-200 bg-gray-50 rounded; }  /* Dark Mode */ .dark .callout {   @apply border-gray-600 bg-gray-800; }  .callout.is-yellow {   @apply bg-yellow-100; }  /* Dark Mode */ .dark .callout.is-yellow {   @apply bg-yellow-800; } * Fine Print  .fineprint {   @apply mt-0.5 mb-6 text-sm leading-5 text-gray-500; }  /* Dark Mode */ .dark .fineprint {   @apply text-gray-400; }  Notes: * Custom Colors and Spacing: If you have specific colors or spacing values not included in Tailwind's defaults, you can extend the theme in tailwind.config.js.  module.exports = { *   theme: { *     extend: { *       colors: { *         customGray: '#303336', *         lightGray: 'rgba(4,15,26,0.5)', *         darkGray: 'rgba(239,246,255,0.49)', *         // Add other custom colors here *       }, *       spacing: { *         '1.4em': '1.4em', *         '0.7em': '0.7em', *         // Add other custom spacings here *       }, *     }, *   }, * } *   Then use these custom values in your Tailwind classes:  p { *   @apply mb-[1.4em]; * } *   * Responsive Design: Use Tailwind's responsive design utilities to handle different screen sizes without writing media queries.  <div class="text-base sm:text-lg md:text-xl lg:text-2xl"></div> *   * Plugins: Tailwind CSS has several official plugins that extend its functionality, such as forms, typography, aspect ratio, etc. * Dark Mode: By setting darkMode in your config, you can utilize the dark: prefix to style dark mode.  .bg-white { *   @apply bg-white; * } *  * .dark .bg-white { *   @apply bg-gray-900; * } *    Conclusion By leveraging Tailwind CSS utilities and extending the configuration where necessary, you can replicate the most important and distinct styles from your provided CSS. Remember: * Use @apply to create custom classes when you have repetitive styles. * Extend the Tailwind configuration for custom colors, fonts, and spacing. * Utilize responsive prefixes and state variants (hover:, focus:, active:, dark:).


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