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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Applying Responsive Breakpoints with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet illustrates how to use Tailwind CSS's responsive variants (`md`, `lg`) to apply different styles based on screen width. It demonstrates creating a grid layout that adapts from 3 columns on mobile to 4 columns on medium screens and 6 columns on large screens. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Correct Mobile-First Styling with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This example illustrates the correct mobile-first approach in Tailwind CSS. The `text-center` utility applies to all screen sizes by default (mobile-first), and then `sm:text-left` overrides it to left-align the text from the `sm` breakpoint (640px) and wider. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Implement Responsive Touch Actions with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet illustrates how to apply `touch-action` utilities conditionally based on screen size using Tailwind CSS responsive prefixes. The `md:touch-auto` class ensures that the `touch-auto` behavior is only applied at medium screen sizes and above, overriding the default `touch-pan-x` behavior for smaller screens. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/touch-action - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Responsive Content with Tailwind CSS Breakpoint Variants -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply different content values based on screen size using Tailwind CSS responsive variants. The `md:` prefix ensures the utility is applied only at medium screen sizes and above, allowing for mobile-first design. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/content - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Responsive Position Utilities -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to apply position utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes like `md:`, allowing for different positioning at various breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/top-right-bottom-left - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Rotation with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to use Tailwind CSS's responsive design features. By prefixing a utility class like `rotate-60` with a breakpoint variant such as `md:`, the rotation will only apply at medium screen sizes and above, overriding the default `rotate-45` for smaller screens. This allows for dynamic styling based on device width. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/rotate - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Responsive flex-shrink with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to apply `flex-shrink` utilities conditionally based on screen sizes using responsive variants like `md:`, allowing for adaptive layouts across different devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/flex-shrink - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Add Viewport Meta Tag for Responsive Design -DESCRIPTION: Ensures proper scaling and responsiveness across devices by setting the viewport width to the device width and the initial zoom level to 1.0. This is a fundamental step for any responsive web page. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Cursor Styles with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use responsive variants like `md:` with `cursor` utilities to apply different cursor styles based on screen size, allowing for adaptive UI behavior. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/cursor - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Responsive Grid Column Design -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to make grid column utilities responsive by prefixing them with breakpoint variants like `md:`. This allows for different column layouts to be applied only at specified screen sizes and above, adapting the design for various devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/grid-column - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Font Smoothing with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML example shows how to use responsive variants, such as `md:`, to conditionally apply font smoothing utilities based on screen size in Tailwind CSS. This allows for different font rendering behaviors across various device breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/font-smoothing - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive break-after Utility in HTML -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply the `break-after` utility conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes like `md:`. This allows for different break behaviors at various breakpoints, enabling adaptive layouts. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/break-after - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Pointer Media Query for Device Accuracy -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates using the `pointer-coarse` variant to apply specific styles (e.g., larger padding, different grid layout) when the primary pointing device is less accurate, such as a touchscreen. This helps in optimizing user experience for touch-based devices by providing larger interactive targets. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: TailwindCSS Touch-Action Utilities -DESCRIPTION: Defines TailwindCSS utility classes for controlling how an element can be scrolled and zoomed on touchscreens. Each class maps directly to a specific CSS `touch-action` property value, allowing fine-grained control over touch interactions. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/touch-action - -LANGUAGE: APIDOC -CODE: -``` -touch-action: - touch-auto: touch-action: auto; - touch-none: touch-action: none; - touch-pan-x: touch-action: pan-x; - touch-pan-left: touch-action: pan-left; - touch-pan-right: touch-action: pan-right; - touch-pan-y: touch-action: pan-y; - touch-pan-up: touch-action: pan-up; - touch-pan-down: touch-action: pan-down; - touch-pinch-zoom: touch-action: pinch-zoom; - touch-manipulation: touch-action: manipulation; -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Padding with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply padding utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive breakpoint variants like `md:`. This allows for adaptive padding adjustments across different devices and viewports. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/padding - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Responsive Layout Example: Stacked to Side-by-Side -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates a responsive component that transitions from a stacked layout on small screens to a side-by-side (flex) layout on medium screens and above. It uses `md:flex` to change the display property, `md:shrink-0` to prevent image shrinking, and `md:h-full md:w-48` to adjust image dimensions responsively. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive break-inside Utility in HTML -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply the `break-inside` utility responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. The `md:break-inside-auto` class ensures the utility is only applied at medium screen sizes and above, overriding default behavior. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/break-inside - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Box Shadows with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply box shadow utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive variants like `md:` in Tailwind CSS. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/box-shadow - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Tailwind CSS Accent Color Responsively -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates applying an accent color utility conditionally based on screen size using responsive variants like `md:`, changing the accent color at medium screen sizes and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/accent-color - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Text Color in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply different text colors based on screen sizes using responsive breakpoint variants like `md:` in Tailwind CSS, enabling adaptive design for various viewports. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-color - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply responsive background attachment with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This example demonstrates how to conditionally apply background attachment utilities based on screen size using responsive variants. The `md:bg-fixed` class ensures the background is fixed only on medium screens and above, while `bg-local` applies by default. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/background-attachment - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Height Utilities in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to use breakpoint variants like `md:` to apply height utilities conditionally based on screen sizes, enabling responsive design. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/height - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Border Radius in HTML -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to apply responsive border radius utilities using breakpoint variants, such as `md:rounded-lg`. This allows the border radius to change at different screen sizes, adapting the design for various devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/border-radius - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: HTML List with Responsive Tailwind CSS list-style-position -DESCRIPTION: An HTML snippet illustrating how to apply responsive `list-style-position` utilities using Tailwind CSS. The `md:list-inside` class ensures the list style changes at medium screen sizes and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/list-style-position - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Object Position in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to make object positioning responsive by using breakpoint variants (e.g., `md:`) to apply different `object-position` utilities based on screen size. This allows for adaptive content positioning across various devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/object-position - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Scroll Margin in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use responsive variants like `md:` to conditionally apply scroll margin utilities based on screen size. This example sets a default `scroll-m-8` and overrides it to `scroll-m-0` at medium screen sizes and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/scroll-margin - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Background Color with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply different background colors based on screen size using Tailwind CSS responsive variants like `md:`. This enables adaptive designs that change appearance across various devices and viewport sizes. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/background-color - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Font Family in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply a font family utility conditionally based on screen size using Tailwind CSS's responsive variants. The `md:` prefix ensures the `font-serif` class is applied only at medium screen sizes and above, overriding the default `font-sans`. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/font-family - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Text Indentation with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply different text indentation values based on screen sizes using Tailwind CSS responsive variants. By prefixing utilities with breakpoint variants like `md:`, you can ensure adaptive layouts that adjust indentation for various device widths. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-indent - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Implement Responsive Max Height in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to apply responsive maximum height utilities using breakpoint variants like `md:`. This allows the max height to change based on screen size, ensuring adaptive layouts that respond to different device widths. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/max-height - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Display Utilities with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply display utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes like `md:`. This allows for different display behaviors (e.g., `flex` vs. `inline-flex`) at various breakpoints, enabling adaptive and responsive design. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/display - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Targeting a Single Breakpoint in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This example shows how to apply a utility class specifically for a single breakpoint. By combining a responsive variant (e.g., `md`) with the `max-*` variant of the *next* breakpoint (e.g., `max-lg`), the style is limited to the `md` breakpoint's range. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Vertical Alignment (Tailwind CSS) -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply vertical alignment utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes like `md:` in Tailwind CSS, allowing different alignments for different breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/vertical-align - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Translation with Tailwind CSS Variants -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to make translation utilities responsive by prefixing them with breakpoint variants like `md:`. This applies the translation only at specified screen sizes and above, enabling adaptive layouts based on screen dimensions. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/translate - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Tailwind CSS backdrop-blur -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply `backdrop-blur` utilities responsively using breakpoint variants like `md:`. This ensures the blur effect adapts to different screen sizes, allowing for `backdrop-blur-none` on small screens and `backdrop-blur-lg` on medium screens and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/backdrop-filter-blur - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive break-before Utility in HTML -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply `break-before` utilities responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. This example sets `break-before-column` by default and overrides it with `break-before-auto` for medium screen sizes and above, allowing for flexible layout control across different devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/break-before - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Touch Action Utilities in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This example demonstrates how to use various Tailwind CSS `touch-action` utilities like `touch-auto`, `touch-none`, `touch-pan-x`, and `touch-pan-y` to control touch-based scrolling and zooming behavior on elements. It shows different div containers, each configured with a specific touch action to illustrate their effects on an embedded image. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/touch-action - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Responsive Grid Auto-Flow with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates applying responsive `grid-auto-flow` utilities using breakpoint variants like `md:` to change grid auto-placement behavior (e.g., from column to row flow) based on screen size, ensuring adaptability across devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/grid-auto-flow - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Numeric Font Variants with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply `font-variant-numeric` utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes like `md:`, allowing for different numeric styling at various breakpoints in Tailwind CSS. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/font-variant-numeric - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Tailwind CSS User-Select Utilities Responsively -DESCRIPTION: This snippet illustrates how to use Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants with `user-select` utilities. By prefixing `select-all` with `md:`, the text selection behavior changes from `select-none` to `select-all` only on medium screens and above, enabling responsive control over text selection. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/user-select - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive `outline-offset` -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply `outline-offset` utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes like `md:`, ensuring the outline offset adapts to different viewport dimensions. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/outline-offset - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Implement Responsive Font Sizes with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: This example demonstrates how to apply responsive font sizes using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. By prefixing a font size utility with `md:`, the utility will only apply at medium screen sizes and above, allowing for adaptive text sizing across different devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/font-size - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Basic Container Query Usage in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This example illustrates the fundamental use of container queries in Tailwind CSS. By marking a parent element with `@container`, child elements can be styled based on the parent's size using variants like `@md`, enabling more portable and reusable components. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS background-clip Responsive Design Example -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply `background-clip` utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive variants like `md:`. This allows for different background clipping behaviors to be applied at various breakpoints, adapting to responsive layouts. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/background-clip - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS: Responsive List Styles -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply list style utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes. For example, `md:list-disc` applies a disc marker only at medium screen sizes and above, while `list-none` removes markers by default. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/list-style-type - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Background Size with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to use Tailwind CSS utility classes to control background size responsively. The `bg-auto` class applies `background-size: auto` by default, while `md:bg-contain` overrides this to `background-size: contain` specifically for medium screen sizes and above. This allows for different background behaviors across various device viewports. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/background-size - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Scroll Snap Stop Behavior with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet shows how to apply scroll snap stop utilities conditionally based on screen size using Tailwind CSS responsive variants. The `md:snap-normal` class ensures that `snap-normal` behavior is only active on medium screens and above, while `snap-always` applies by default on smaller screens. This allows for adaptive scroll behavior across different device sizes. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/scroll-snap-stop - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Contrast Filter in HTML with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet illustrates the use of Tailwind CSS utility classes for responsive design. The `contrast-125` class sets a base contrast, and the `md:contrast-150` class applies a different contrast value specifically for medium screens and larger, showcasing how breakpoint variants (`md:`) modify styles conditionally. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/filter-contrast - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Text Decoration Color with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to apply responsive text decoration colors using Tailwind CSS. It uses the `md:` breakpoint variant to change the `text-decoration-color` from `sky-600` to `blue-400` at medium screen sizes and above, showcasing how utilities can be conditionally applied based on screen dimensions. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-decoration-color - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Hue Rotation with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply responsive hue rotation by prefixing the `hue-rotate` utility with a breakpoint variant (e.g., `md:`). This allows for different hue rotation values based on screen size. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/filter-hue-rotate - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Web API: window.matchMedia() and localStorage -DESCRIPTION: This API documentation describes the `window.matchMedia()` method for querying media features and `localStorage` for client-side data persistence, both crucial for implementing dynamic theme switching based on user preference and system settings. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/dark-mode - -LANGUAGE: APIDOC -CODE: -``` -window.matchMedia(mediaQueryString) - - Description: Returns a new `MediaQueryList` object that can be used to determine if the document matches the passed media query string, as well as to monitor the document to see when it changes to match (or unmatch) the media query. - - Parameters: - - `mediaQueryString`: (string) A string representing the media query to parse. - - Returns: `MediaQueryList` object. - - Example Usage: - `window.matchMedia("(prefers-color-scheme: dark)").matches` - Checks if the user's system prefers a dark color scheme. - -localStorage - - Description: A read-only property that allows you to access a `Storage` object for the `Document`'s origin; the stored data is saved across browser sessions. - - Methods: - - `localStorage.setItem(key, value)`: Adds or updates a key-value pair. - - `key`: (string) The name of the key. - - `value`: (string) The value to store. - - `localStorage.getItem(key)`: Retrieves the value associated with a key. - - `key`: (string) The name of the key. - - Returns: (string | null) The value if found, otherwise `null`. - - `localStorage.removeItem(key)`: Removes a key-value pair. - - `key`: (string) The name of the key to remove. - - Example Usage: - `localStorage.theme = "dark";` - `localStorage.getItem("theme");` - `localStorage.removeItem("theme");` -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Border Widths in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to use responsive variants like `md:` to apply border width utilities conditionally based on screen size. This allows for different border styles or widths at various breakpoints, such as `md:border-t-4`. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/border-width - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Minimum Widths with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to make minimum width utilities responsive using breakpoint variants like `md:`. This allows the `min-width` property to change based on screen size, enabling adaptive layouts. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/min-width - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Text Decoration Style with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply a text decoration style conditionally based on screen size using Tailwind CSS responsive variants. The `md:` prefix ensures the `decoration-dashed` style is applied only at medium screen sizes and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-decoration-style - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Responsive Tailwind CSS grid-auto-columns with Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply `grid-auto-columns` utilities responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. This example demonstrates changing the implicit column sizing from `max-content` to `min-content` at medium screen sizes and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/grid-auto-columns - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Targeting a Specific Breakpoint Range in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to apply a utility class only within a specific breakpoint range by stacking a responsive variant (e.g., `md`) with a `max-*` variant (e.g., `max-xl`). This ensures the style is active only when the breakpoint range is met. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Place Content Utilities (Tailwind CSS) -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use responsive variants like `md:` with `place-content` utilities to apply different content distribution rules based on screen size in Tailwind CSS. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/place-content - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive List Marker Image with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply the `list-style-image` utility responsively using breakpoint variants like `md:` in Tailwind CSS. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/list-style-image - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Responsive Profile Card with Hover States -DESCRIPTION: This HTML example illustrates a more advanced profile card component built with Tailwind CSS, demonstrating responsive design and interactive states. It uses responsive prefixes like `sm:flex-row` for layout changes on small screens and state variants like `hover:bg-purple-600` and `active:bg-purple-700` for button styling, showcasing how complex UIs can be constructed purely with utility classes. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Implement Responsive Scroll Snapping in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet illustrates how to apply Tailwind CSS scroll snapping utilities responsively using breakpoint variants. By using `md:snap-x`, horizontal snapping is enabled only on medium screen sizes and above, while `snap-none` ensures no snapping occurs by default on smaller screens. This allows for adaptive scroll behavior based on the viewport size. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/scroll-snap-type - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Implement responsive flex basis with Tailwind CSS breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: This HTML example demonstrates how to apply responsive `flex-basis` utilities using breakpoint variants like `md:`. This allows the initial size of flex items to change based on screen size, ensuring adaptive layouts for different devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/flex-basis - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: HTML Example for Responsive Tailwind CSS transition-behavior -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply responsive `transition-behavior` utilities using breakpoint variants like `md:`. This allows developers to conditionally control transition behavior based on different screen sizes, applying `transition-normal` from medium screens and up. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/transition-behavior - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Responsive Caret Color with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply different caret colors based on screen size using Tailwind CSS responsive variants. By prefixing a `caret-color` utility with a breakpoint variant (e.g., `md:`), the utility only applies at that screen size and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/caret-color - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Stroke Width with Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply different stroke width utilities based on screen size using responsive design prefixes like `md:`, allowing `stroke-1` by default and `md:stroke-2` for medium screens and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/stroke-width - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Implement Responsive Skew with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply skew utilities conditionally based on screen size using Tailwind CSS's responsive design prefixes. By adding a breakpoint variant like `md:`, the `skew-12` utility will only apply at medium screen sizes and above, while `skew-3` applies by default, allowing for adaptive designs. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/skew - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Tailwind CSS Isolation Utilities -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to use responsive variants in Tailwind CSS to apply different `isolation` utilities based on screen size, specifically applying `isolation-auto` from medium screen sizes and up. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/isolation - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Box Decoration Break Utilities with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply `box-decoration-break` utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes like `md:` in Tailwind CSS, allowing different rendering behaviors for different breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/box-decoration-break - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Forced Color Adjustments with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet illustrates how to apply `forced-color-adjust` utilities responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. The `md:forced-color-adjust-auto` class ensures that the element adheres to forced colors only on medium screens and above, while `forced-color-adjust-none` applies by default, allowing for flexible styling based on screen size. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/forced-color-adjust - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Backdrop Inversion with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply a backdrop inversion filter responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. By prefixing the utility with `md:`, the `backdrop-invert` utility will only be applied at medium screen sizes and above, allowing for adaptive designs. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/backdrop-filter-invert - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Named Container Queries in Tailwind CSS HTML -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to define and target named container queries in HTML using Tailwind CSS. This allows styling elements based on the size of a specific, potentially distant, parent container, improving organization in complex layouts. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Resolving bare values for functional utilities -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to resolve functional utility values as bare, un-themed values by specifying a data type (e.g., `integer`) within the `--value({type})` syntax. This allows for direct numeric or other type-specific inputs for utilities. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@utility tab-* { tab-size: --value(integer);} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply responsive Tailwind CSS `resize` utilities -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to use responsive variants like `md:resize` to apply `resize` utilities conditionally based on screen size, allowing for different resizing behaviors across breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/resize - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Implement Ping Animation for Notification Badges -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates the application of the `animate-ping` utility to create a scaling and fading effect, similar to a radar ping or water ripple. This animation is particularly useful for drawing attention to elements like notification badges. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/animation - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Default Responsive Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: This section outlines the default responsive breakpoints provided by Tailwind CSS. Each breakpoint has a specific prefix, a minimum width in `rem` and `px`, and the corresponding CSS media query that defines its range. These breakpoints are used to apply conditional styles. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: APIDOC -CODE: -``` -Breakpoint prefix | Minimum width | CSS ---- | --- | --- -`sm` | 40rem *(640px)* | `@media (width >= 40rem) { ... }` -`md` | 48rem *(768px)* | `@media (width >= 48rem) { ... }` -`lg` | 64rem *(1024px)* | `@media (width >= 64rem) { ... }` -`xl` | 80rem *(1280px)* | `@media (width >= 80rem) { ... }` -`2xl` | 96rem *(1536px)* | `@media (width >= 96rem) { ... }` -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Applying Responsive `overflow-wrap` Utilities in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to apply `overflow-wrap` utilities responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. By prefixing `wrap-break-word` with `md:`, the utility will only take effect at medium screen sizes and above, allowing for adaptive text wrapping behavior across different device widths. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/overflow-wrap - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Responsive text wrapping with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply text wrapping utilities responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. By prefixing a `text-wrap` utility with a breakpoint like `md:`, the utility will only apply at that screen size and above, allowing for adaptive text layouts. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-wrap - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Saturation Filter with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use Tailwind CSS's `saturate()` utility with responsive variants like `md:` to apply different filter values based on screen size. This allows for dynamic visual adjustments of images, making them appear differently on medium screens and above compared to smaller screens. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/filter-saturate - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply responsive text decoration thickness with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to apply a responsive text decoration thickness using Tailwind CSS. By prefixing the `decoration-4` utility with `md:`, the thickness is only applied at medium screen sizes and above, showcasing Tailwind's utility-first approach for responsive design. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-decoration-thickness - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive `align-content` Utilities in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply `align-content` utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes like `md:`. This allows for different content alignment behaviors across various breakpoints, enabling adaptive grid layouts. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/align-content - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: React Component for Vacation Card -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to create a reusable React component (`VacationCard`) that encapsulates structure and styles. This approach promotes a single source of truth for styles, making updates easier across multiple instances. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes - -LANGUAGE: JavaScript -CODE: -``` -export function VacationCard({ img, imgAlt, eyebrow, title, pricing, url }) { return (
{imgAlt}
{eyebrow}
{title}
{pricing}
);} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive CSS Clears with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to conditionally apply or remove CSS `clear` properties based on screen size using Tailwind CSS responsive variants. The `md:clear-none` utility disables clearing for medium screens and above, while `clear-left` applies a left clear on smaller screens, allowing for flexible layout adjustments. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/clear - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Background Position with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: This example shows how to make background position responsive by prefixing utilities with breakpoint variants like `md:`. This ensures that background positioning adapts to different screen sizes, providing an optimal layout across various devices and viewports. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/background-position - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Dynamic Contributors List with Templating Loop -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to dynamically render a list of contributors using a templating loop (e.g., Svelte, Nunjucks, or similar syntax). Instead of hardcoding each contributor's image, it iterates over a 'contributors' data array, rendering an `` tag for each user. This approach significantly reduces code duplication, making the UI scalable and easier to maintain as the list of contributors changes. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Responsive Flex Direction Example -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply `flex-direction` utilities responsively using breakpoint variants. The example shows changing from a column layout to a row layout at medium screen sizes and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/flex-direction - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply responsive text decoration with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to apply text decoration utilities responsively in Tailwind CSS. By prefixing a utility like `underline` with a breakpoint variant (e.g., `md:`), the styling is only applied at that screen size and above. This allows for adaptive designs where text decoration changes based on the viewport. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-decoration-line - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Responsive Grid Row Spanning -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply responsive design principles to Tailwind CSS grid row utilities using breakpoint variants. This example shows how `md:row-span-4` can change an element's row span at medium screen sizes and above, allowing for adaptive layouts. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/grid-row - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Widths with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply different width utility classes based on screen size using Tailwind's `md:` and `lg:` prefixes. The element will have a width of `w-16` by default, `w-32` on medium screens (768px and up), and `w-48` on large screens (1024px and up). - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS: Apply Responsive Flex Wrap Utilities -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use responsive variants like `md:flex-wrap-reverse` to apply flex wrapping behavior only at specific screen sizes and above. This allows for different layouts based on viewport width. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/flex-wrap - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Underline Offset in HTML with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet illustrates how to use Tailwind CSS's responsive utilities to apply an `underline-offset` only at medium screen sizes and above. The `md:` prefix ensures the `underline-offset-4` class takes effect from the medium breakpoint, providing a different underline position for larger screens. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-underline-offset - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Overflow Behavior with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to apply responsive overflow behavior using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. By prefixing an overflow utility with a breakpoint like `md:`, the utility will only be applied at that screen size and above, allowing for adaptive scrolling based on device width. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/overflow - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Appearance Utility with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use Tailwind CSS responsive variants, specifically `md:appearance-none`, to control the appearance of an HTML element (like a select box) at different screen sizes. The `appearance-auto` class applies the default appearance, while `md:appearance-none` removes it from medium screens and up. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/appearance - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive box-sizing Utilities in HTML -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply `box-sizing` utilities conditionally based on screen size using Tailwind CSS responsive prefixes. This example sets `box-content` by default and switches to `box-border` for medium screen sizes and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/box-sizing - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive z-index with Breakpoint Variants -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply z-index utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive breakpoint variants, such as `md:z-50`, ensuring the utility only applies at medium screen sizes and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/z-index - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Implement Responsive Table Layouts with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet illustrates how to apply responsive table layout utilities using Tailwind CSS. By using a breakpoint variant like `md:table-fixed`, the fixed table layout is applied only at medium screen sizes and above, while `table-auto` serves as the default layout for smaller screens. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/table-layout - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Scroll Padding in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply responsive scroll padding utilities (e.g., `md:scroll-p-0`) in Tailwind CSS. This enables different padding values to be applied based on screen size breakpoints, ensuring optimal layout across various devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/scroll-padding - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Transform Origin in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to make transform origin utilities responsive in Tailwind CSS by prefixing them with breakpoint variants like `md:`. This ensures the utility is only applied at the specified screen size and above, allowing for adaptive designs that adjust based on device characteristics. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/transform-origin - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Positioning with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to make positioning utilities responsive in Tailwind CSS by using breakpoint prefixes. This example shows how an element can be `relative` by default and become `absolute` on medium screens and larger, allowing for adaptive layouts based on screen size. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/position - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply responsive align-self utilities in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply `align-self` utilities responsively using breakpoint variants like `md:`. This allows for different alignment behaviors based on screen size, such as `self-auto` by default and `self-end` on medium screens and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/align-self - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Max-Width with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants (e.g., `md:`) to apply `max-width` utilities conditionally based on screen size. This allows for different maximum widths at various responsive breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/max-width - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Utilize Container Query Length Units in Tailwind CSS HTML -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to use container query length units like `cqw` (container query width) as arbitrary values in Tailwind CSS utility classes. This allows sizing elements relative to their parent container's dimensions, providing more flexible and responsive layouts. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Arbitrary Peer Variants with Selector Control using '&' -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates advanced control over arbitrary peer variants by using the `&` character. The `&` marks where the `.peer` class should be placed in the final generated CSS selector, allowing for more complex and specific targeting, such as `peer-[:nth-of-type(3)_&]:block`. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Applying Container Queries with Tailwind CSS `@container` Variant -DESCRIPTION: This example demonstrates the use of Tailwind CSS's container query variants (`@md`, `@lg`) to style elements based on the width of their parent container, rather than the viewport. The `@container` class enables the parent to become a query container, allowing child elements to adapt their layout. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Column Layouts in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to make column layouts responsive using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. By prefixing utilities like `sm:columns-3` and `sm:gap-8`, different column configurations and gaps can be applied based on screen sizes, ensuring adaptability across various devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/columns - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Text Alignment with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply responsive text alignment using Tailwind CSS utility classes. By prefixing `text-align` utilities with breakpoint variants like `md:`, the alignment is applied only at specified screen sizes and above, allowing for adaptive layouts based on screen dimensions. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/text-align - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Outline Width with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to apply a responsive outline width using Tailwind CSS. The `md:outline-2` class ensures that the outline width is `2` at medium screen sizes and above, while `outline` applies a default outline. This utilizes Tailwind's responsive utility classes for conditional styling based on screen size. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/outline-width - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Mask Position with Breakpoints in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to make mask positions responsive using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. By prefixing a utility (e.g., `md:mask-top`), the mask position can be conditionally applied based on screen size, allowing for different layouts across devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/mask-position - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Mask Utilities in HTML -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to make mask utilities responsive by prefixing them with breakpoint variants like `md:`. This allows the mask properties, such as `mask-radial-from-`, to change based on screen size, enabling adaptive designs. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/mask-image - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Drop Shadows in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to apply drop shadow utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive design prefixes like `md:`, allowing different shadow sizes for various breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/filter-drop-shadow - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Responsive Visibility with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply responsive visibility using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. The `md:invisible` class makes an element invisible only from medium screen sizes and up, while remaining visible on smaller screens, providing fine-grained control over responsiveness. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/visibility - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive transform-style in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply `transform-style` utilities conditionally based on screen size using Tailwind CSS's responsive prefixes. This example shows an element that is `transform-3d` by default and becomes `transform-flat` on medium screens and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/transform-style - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Tailwind CSS backdrop-sepia responsively -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet shows how to apply a `backdrop-sepia` filter conditionally based on screen size using Tailwind CSS responsive prefixes. The `md:backdrop-sepia-0` class ensures that the sepia filter is removed (set to 0) on medium screens and above, while `backdrop-sepia` applies a default sepia filter on smaller screens. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/backdrop-filter-sepia - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS v4 Hover Variant Behavior and Override -DESCRIPTION: In Tailwind CSS v4, the `hover` variant now applies only when the primary input device supports hover. This snippet shows the default v4 behavior and how to override it with a custom variant to restore the old implementation, which might be necessary for touch devices that relied on tap-to-hover. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/upgrade-guide - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@media (hover: hover) { .hover\:underline:hover { text-decoration: underline; }} -``` - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@custom-variant hover (&:hover); -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Order Utility in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use Tailwind CSS's `order` utility with responsive prefixes (e.g., `md:`) to change the visual order of elements based on screen size. The `order-first` class applies by default, while `md:order-last` overrides it for medium screens and above, allowing for flexible layout adjustments. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/order - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: HTML Example: Responsive Tailwind CSS transition-delay -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates applying responsive `transition-delay` utilities using breakpoint variants like `md:` to change the delay based on screen size. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/transition-delay - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Outline Style with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to apply a dashed outline style only on medium screen sizes and above using Tailwind CSS's responsive `md:` variant prefix. The `outline` class provides a default outline, which is then overridden responsively to `outline-dashed` for larger viewports. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/outline-style - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Select All Text on Click with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to configure an HTML element so that all its text content is automatically selected when a user clicks on it, using the `select-all` utility class in Tailwind CSS. This provides a convenient way for users to copy content. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/user-select - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: HTML Example: Responsive Field Sizing with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to implement responsive design for form control sizing using Tailwind CSS variants. The `field-sizing-content` class is applied by default, while `md:field-sizing-fixed` overrides it to apply fixed sizing only on medium screen sizes and above, adapting the input's behavior to different viewports. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/field-sizing - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Use Auto Select Behavior with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to revert to the default browser behavior for text selection within an HTML element using the `select-auto` utility class in Tailwind CSS. This ensures that the browser's native text selection rules apply. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/user-select - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Stroke Colors with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to use responsive prefixes like `md:` to apply different stroke colors based on screen size in Tailwind CSS. This enables adaptive styling where an SVG's stroke color can change at specific breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/stroke - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Background Images with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This example illustrates how to make background image utilities responsive by prefixing them with breakpoint variants like `md:`. This ensures that the utility is only applied at the specified screen size and above, enabling adaptive designs. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/background-image - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: HTML Example for Tailwind CSS mask-composite Responsive Design -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply `mask-composite` utilities conditionally based on screen size using Tailwind CSS's responsive variants. This example shows a `div` element that applies `mask-add` by default and switches to `mask-subtract` on medium screens and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/mask-composite - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Transition Properties in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This example demonstrates how to apply transition properties conditionally based on screen size using responsive variants in Tailwind CSS. The `md:transition-all` class ensures that all properties transition only on medium screens and above, while `transition-none` applies by default. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/transition-property - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Border Radius with Logical Properties in HTML -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates the use of `rounded-s-lg` with `dir="ltr"` and `dir="rtl"` to show how logical properties adapt to text direction for border radius, ensuring consistent visual behavior across different writing modes. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/border-radius - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Margin in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply margin utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive variants like `md:` in Tailwind CSS. This allows for different margin values at various breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/margin - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Revert to Normal Scrolling with Tailwind CSS and Media Queries in HTML -DESCRIPTION: This example shows how to use the `scroll-auto` utility to revert to the default browser scrolling behavior. It also illustrates combining it with a responsive media query (`md:scroll-auto`) to apply normal scrolling only on medium screens and above, while retaining smooth scrolling on smaller screens. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/scroll-behavior - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Line Clamping with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to apply `line-clamp` utilities responsively using breakpoint variants like `md:`. This allows developers to define different truncation behaviors based on screen size, ensuring optimal text display across various devices and viewports. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/line-clamp - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Applying Responsive Perspective Utilities in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet shows how to apply perspective utilities conditionally based on screen sizes using responsive prefixes. For instance, `md:perspective-dramatic` applies a dramatic perspective only on medium screens and larger, allowing for adaptive designs. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/perspective - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
- -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Applying Responsive Blending Modes in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet illustrates how to apply `mix-blend-mode` utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive variants. By prefixing a utility with a breakpoint like `md:`, the blending mode will only be active at that screen size and above, allowing for adaptive designs. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/mix-blend-mode - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Minimum Height with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet illustrates how to apply responsive minimum height utilities using breakpoint variants in Tailwind CSS. By prefixing `min-h` utilities with `md:`, the `min-h-full` class will only be applied at medium screen sizes and above, while `min-h-0` is the default. This allows for adaptive layouts based on screen dimensions. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/min-height - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Width with Tailwind CSS Breakpoint Variants -DESCRIPTION: This code demonstrates how to make width utilities responsive by prefixing them with breakpoint variants like `md:`. This ensures that the specified width (e.g., `w-full`) only applies at or above the defined screen size, enabling adaptive layouts. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/width - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Perspective Origin in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to apply `perspective-origin` utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes like `md:`. This enables adaptive designs where the perspective origin changes for different breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/perspective-origin - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: HTML Example of Conflicting Tailwind Utility Classes -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates a scenario where an HTML element has two conflicting Tailwind utility classes (`grid` and `flex`). This highlights how CSS specificity rules dictate which style takes precedence, with the later class in the stylesheet winning. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Stacked Arbitrary and Built-in Variants -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates stacking an arbitrary variant (`is-dragging`) with a built-in variant (`active`) to apply `cursor-grabbing` when an element is both dragging and active. This showcases the composability of Tailwind CSS variants for complex state-based styling. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: HTML with Inline Grid Template Columns -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates using an inline `style` attribute for complex CSS values, specifically for `grid-template-columns`, which can be difficult to format as a Tailwind class name. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS: Applying styles when environment condition is not true with not-supports- -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates using the `not-` variant with a media query variant like `supports`. This specific example applies `flex` display to a div only if the browser does NOT support CSS Grid, allowing for graceful degradation or alternative layouts based on browser capabilities. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS auto-cols with Custom Values and CSS Variables -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to use custom values and CSS variables with the `auto-cols` utility in Tailwind CSS. This allows for highly flexible control over implicitly-created grid column sizes, including specific CSS values or dynamic values from custom properties. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/grid-auto-columns - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Allow Text Selection with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to explicitly allow text selection within an HTML element and its children using the `select-text` utility class in Tailwind CSS. This ensures standard text selection behavior. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/user-select - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Responsive Grid Column Configuration in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet showcases how to create a responsive grid layout using Tailwind CSS. It defines a single-column grid for smaller screens (`grid-cols-1`) and transitions to a six-column grid for medium screens and larger (`md:grid-cols-6`) by leveraging breakpoint variants. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/grid-template-columns - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Tailwind CSS Backdrop Filters -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to apply backdrop filter utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive prefixes like `md:` in Tailwind CSS. This enables adaptive designs where filter effects change or are removed at different breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/backdrop-filter - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Font Weight with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to apply a responsive font weight using Tailwind CSS utility classes. The `md:font-bold` class ensures the bold font weight is applied only on medium screens and above, while `font-normal` serves as the default. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/font-weight - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Define Tailwind CSS Utility with Multiple Value Arguments -DESCRIPTION: This CSS snippet demonstrates using the `--value()` function with multiple arguments to resolve values left to right without needing separate declarations. It shows how to combine theme, bare, and arbitrary values for `tab-size` and `opacity` utilities efficiently. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@theme { --tab-size-github: 8;}@utility tab-* { tab-size: --value(--tab-size-*, integer, [integer]);} -``` - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@utility opacity-* { opacity: calc(--value(integer) * 1%); opacity: --value(--opacity-*, [percentage]);} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Diagonal Fractions with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates the use of the `diagonal-fractions` utility class in Tailwind CSS to convert numbers separated by a slash into common diagonal fraction glyphs, where supported by the font. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/font-variant-numeric - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: CSS Equivalent for Tailwind Complex Selector -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates the simplified CSS output corresponding to a complex Tailwind class, showing how media queries, pseudo-classes, and attribute selectors are combined. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) and (width >= 64rem) { button[data-current]:hover { background-color: var(--color-indigo-600); }} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS User Select Utilities -DESCRIPTION: Provides API documentation for Tailwind CSS `user-select` utilities, which control how users can select text within an element. It details the available classes and their corresponding CSS properties. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/user-select - -LANGUAGE: APIDOC -CODE: -``` -user-select Utilities: - Class | Styles - -------------|------------------ - `select-none`| `user-select: none;` - `select-text`| `user-select: text;` - `select-all` | `user-select: all;` - `select-auto`| `user-select: auto;` -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Brightness in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply different brightness values based on screen size using Tailwind CSS's responsive variants. By prefixing the `brightness` utility with a breakpoint variant like `md:`, the utility will only apply at medium screen sizes and above, enabling adaptive designs. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/filter-brightness - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Using Custom Tailwind CSS @supports Variants -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates the usage of a custom `@supports` variant, `supports-grid:grid`, which was previously defined. This allows for a more concise way to apply styles conditionally based on browser feature support, improving code readability. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Tailwind CSS place-items Utility -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to make a Tailwind CSS `place-items` utility responsive. By prefixing `place-items-center` with `md:`, the element's content will be centered horizontally and vertically only on medium screens and larger, while defaulting to `place-items-start` on smaller screens. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/place-items - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Border Styles with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to apply different border styles based on screen size using Tailwind CSS utility classes. The `border-solid` class applies a solid border by default, while `md:border-dotted` overrides it to a dotted border for medium screen sizes and above, showcasing responsive design principles. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/border-style - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Utilize Custom Container Query Sizes in Tailwind CSS HTML -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply a custom-defined container query size (e.g., `@8xl`) within HTML markup. This enables responsive styling based on the custom container breakpoint, integrating seamlessly with your extended theme. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Applying Responsive Table Caption Position with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet illustrates how to apply a responsive table caption position using Tailwind CSS. The `md:caption-bottom` variant ensures the caption is at the bottom only on medium screens and above, while `caption-top` is the default for smaller screens. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/caption-side - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Orientation Media Query -DESCRIPTION: This example illustrates how to use `portrait` and `landscape` variants in Tailwind CSS to conditionally hide or display content based on the viewport's orientation. It's useful for designing responsive layouts that adapt to device rotation, such as showing a message when a site is best viewed in landscape mode. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Responsive Scroll Snap Alignment with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: This example illustrates how to apply responsive scroll snap alignment using Tailwind CSS. The `snap-center` class provides a default alignment, while `md:snap-start` overrides it for medium screen sizes and above, demonstrating how to use breakpoint variants for adaptive designs. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/scroll-snap-align - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Background Blend Mode with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to apply different background blend modes based on screen size using Tailwind CSS. It utilizes `bg-blend-lighten` for smaller screens and `md:bg-blend-darken` for medium screens and above, showcasing Tailwind's responsive variants for dynamic styling. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/background-blend-mode - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Fill Color Utility -DESCRIPTION: No description - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/fill - - - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Backdrop Saturation with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet illustrates how to apply different `backdrop-saturate` values based on screen size using Tailwind CSS's responsive variants. The `md:` prefix ensures the utility is applied only at medium screen sizes and above, allowing for adaptive designs. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/backdrop-filter-saturate - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Applying Max-Width Container Queries in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to apply styles based on a maximum container width using Tailwind CSS container queries. Variants like `@max-md` allow you to apply styles to child elements when the parent container's size is below a specific threshold. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Sepia Filter with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use Tailwind CSS responsive variants to apply a sepia filter to an image and then remove it at medium screen sizes and above. This allows for dynamic styling based on viewport width. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/filter-sepia - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Animations with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to use breakpoint variants (e.g., `md:`) to apply animation utilities only at specific screen sizes and above. This enables responsive animation behavior. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/animation - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Backdrop Contrast with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to use Tailwind CSS utility classes to apply a `backdrop-contrast` filter that changes based on screen size. The `md:` prefix ensures the `backdrop-contrast-150` utility is only applied on medium screens and above, overriding the default `backdrop-contrast-125`. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/backdrop-filter-contrast - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive place-self Utilities in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML example illustrates how to apply `place-self` utilities responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. By prefixing `place-self-end` with `md:`, the item will align to the start by default and then align to the end only on medium screen sizes and above, adapting its position based on the viewport. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/place-self - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Backdrop Hue Rotation with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to make backdrop hue rotation responsive using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. By prefixing utilities like `md:`, the effect can be applied conditionally based on screen size. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/backdrop-filter-hue-rotate - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Grid Layout with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet shows how to create a responsive grid layout using Tailwind CSS breakpoint prefixes. The `sm:grid-cols-3` class ensures the grid changes from 2 to 3 columns at the small breakpoint (40rem) and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Hyphenation with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to apply hyphenation utilities responsively using Tailwind CSS. By prefixing `hyphens` utilities with breakpoint variants (e.g., `md:`), the styling is applied only at specified screen sizes and above, allowing for adaptive text formatting. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hyphens - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Registering functional utilities with argument acceptance -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to define functional utility classes that accept an argument using the `@utility` directive and the special `--value()` function. This enables creating dynamic utilities where the value is passed directly in the class name. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@utility tab-* { tab-size: --value(--tab-size-*);} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Responsive Item Alignment with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML example illustrates how to apply responsive `align-items` utilities in Tailwind CSS. By using breakpoint prefixes like `md:`, the `items-center` alignment is applied only from medium screen sizes upwards, while `items-stretch` is the default for smaller screens. This allows for flexible layout adjustments based on screen dimensions. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/align-items - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Tailwind CSS Filter -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates applying a filter utility responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. The `md:filter-none` class removes filters on medium screens and above, adapting the design for different screen sizes. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/filter - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Targeting Container Query Ranges in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This example shows how to target a specific range for container queries by stacking a regular container query variant with a max-width container query variant. This allows for precise styling of child elements when the parent container falls within a defined size range. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS grid-auto-columns Utility Classes -DESCRIPTION: API documentation for the `grid-auto-columns` utility in Tailwind CSS, which controls the size of implicitly-created grid columns. This entry details the available utility classes and their corresponding CSS properties, including options for auto, min-content, max-content, fractional units, and custom values. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/grid-auto-columns - -LANGUAGE: APIDOC -CODE: -``` -grid-auto-columns: - - Class: `auto-cols-auto` - Styles: `grid-auto-columns: auto;` - - Class: `auto-cols-min` - Styles: `grid-auto-columns: min-content;` - - Class: `auto-cols-max` - Styles: `grid-auto-columns: max-content;` - - Class: `auto-cols-fr` - Styles: `grid-auto-columns: minmax(0, 1fr);` - - Class: `auto-cols-()` - Styles: `grid-auto-columns: var();` - - Class: `auto-cols-[]` - Styles: `grid-auto-columns: ;` - -Purpose: Utilities for controlling the size of implicitly-created grid columns. -Usage: Apply these classes directly to a grid container to define how auto-placed columns are sized. -Parameters: Varies by class, typically a predefined keyword or a custom CSS value. -Returns: Modifies the CSS `grid-auto-columns` property. -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Letter Spacing with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply different letter spacing values based on screen size using Tailwind CSS responsive variants. The `md:` prefix applies the `tracking-wide` utility only at medium screen sizes and above, overriding the default `tracking-tight`. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/letter-spacing - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Tailwind CSS `has-*` variant for parent styling based on descendant state -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates the `has-checked:bg-indigo-50` variant, which allows a parent element (e.g., a label) to be styled based on the state of its descendants (e.g., a checked radio input). This powerful variant enables complex UI interactions where a parent's appearance changes dynamically based on the content or state of its children, such as highlighting a payment method when its radio button is selected. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive justify-items Utilities in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply `justify-items` utilities responsively using breakpoint variants like `md:`. This allows for different item alignment behaviors based on screen size, enabling adaptive layouts for various devices. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/justify-items - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Brightness Filter with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to apply a `backdrop-filter: brightness()` utility responsively using Tailwind CSS. The `md:` breakpoint variant ensures that the `backdrop-brightness-150` class is only applied at medium screen sizes and above, overriding the default `backdrop-brightness-110` for smaller screens. This allows for dynamic visual adjustments based on the viewport size. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/backdrop-filter-brightness - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Basic UI Card with Utility Classes -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates a simple UI card component styled entirely using Tailwind CSS utility classes. It showcases how classes like `mx-auto`, `flex`, `max-w-sm`, `p-6`, `bg-white`, `rounded-xl`, `shadow-lg`, `text-xl`, and `text-gray-500` are combined directly in the markup to control layout, spacing, background, borders, shadows, and text appearance, illustrating the utility-first approach. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS: @utility Directive -DESCRIPTION: The `@utility` directive enables adding custom utility classes to a Tailwind project that can work seamlessly with variants like `hover`, `focus`, and responsive breakpoints (e.g., `lg`). This allows for extending Tailwind's utility-first approach with project-specific styles. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/functions-and-directives - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@utility tab-4 { tab-size: 4;} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Outline Colors with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to make outline colors responsive by using breakpoint variants like `md:`, ensuring the utility is applied only at specified screen sizes and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/outline-color - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Define Tailwind CSS Utility with Arbitrary Values -DESCRIPTION: This CSS snippet shows how to define a Tailwind CSS utility that accepts arbitrary values of a specified type, such as `integer`, using the `--value([type])` syntax. It enables utilities like `tab-[1]` or `tab-[76]`. Using `[*]` supports any data type. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@utility tab-* { tab-size: --value([integer]);} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Stacked Fractions with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply the `stacked-fractions` utility class in Tailwind CSS to transform numbers separated by a slash into common stacked fraction glyphs, provided the font supports them. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/font-variant-numeric - -LANGUAGE: html -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: HTML List with Tailwind CSS list-outside Class -DESCRIPTION: An HTML snippet demonstrating the use of the `list-outside` Tailwind CSS utility class to position list markers outside the content flow, maintaining standard text indentation. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/list-style-position - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Word Break with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to apply responsive word-break utilities using Tailwind CSS. The `break-normal` class sets the default word-break behavior, while `md:break-all` applies `word-break: break-all;` specifically for medium screen sizes and above, ensuring text breaks at any character to prevent overflow. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/word-break - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Peer Variant for Sibling Styling -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to style an element based on the state of a *previous* sibling using the `peer` class and `peer-*` variants (e.g., `peer-invalid`). This is useful for dynamic form validation messages or other sibling-dependent UI changes, such as showing an error message when an input is invalid. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Tailwind CSS mask-clip Utilities -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to use responsive variants like `md:` with `mask-clip` utilities to apply different masking behaviors based on screen size. This example shows how to conditionally apply `mask-clip-padding` on medium screens and above, while `mask-clip-border` is applied by default. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/mask-clip - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Tailwind CSS :indeterminate Variant -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to style a checkbox or radio button when it is in an indeterminate state using the `indeterminate` variant. This state is typically used for parent checkboxes where some, but not all, child items are selected. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Fill Colors to SVG in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates how to apply different fill colors based on screen size using responsive variants like `md:`. This allows for adaptive styling of SVG elements, changing their fill color at specific breakpoints. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/fill - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Arbitrary Peer Variants with Custom Selectors -DESCRIPTION: This example illustrates how to create one-off `peer-*` variants using arbitrary values, allowing you to provide your own CSS selector within square brackets (e.g., `peer-[.is-dirty]`). This enables styling based on custom classes or other complex selector conditions applied to a peer element. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Basic Usage of Tailwind CSS auto-cols-max for Grid Columns -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates the basic application of `auto-cols-max` to control the size of implicitly-created grid columns in a flexbox layout. This example shows how to make grid columns expand to their maximum content size. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/grid-auto-columns - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Using Arbitrary Breakpoint Values in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet shows how to apply styles using one-off, arbitrary breakpoint values directly in your HTML. This is useful for unique cases that don't warrant adding a new breakpoint to your theme, using `max-[]` or `min-[]` variants. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Line Height with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Explains how to use responsive design prefixes like `md:` with line height utilities in Tailwind CSS. This allows the line height to change based on different screen sizes, applying the utility only at specified breakpoints and above. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/line-height - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive `white-space` Utilities with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: Tailwind CSS allows applying `white-space` utilities conditionally based on screen size using responsive variants like `md:`. This enables dynamic text wrapping behavior, for example, preserving preformatted text on small screens and allowing normal wrapping on larger screens. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/white-space - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Blur in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply different blur utilities based on screen sizes using Tailwind CSS responsive variants, such as `md:blur-lg`, ensuring adaptive design. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/filter-blur - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS List Style Position Utilities -DESCRIPTION: Documents the Tailwind CSS utility classes for controlling the position of list markers, including `list-inside` and `list-outside`, and their corresponding CSS properties. It also provides examples for basic and responsive usage. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/list-style-position - -LANGUAGE: APIDOC -CODE: -``` -Class | Styles ---- | --- -list-inside | list-style-position: inside; -list-outside | list-style-position: outside; - -Usage Examples: - -Basic Example: -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Grid Rows in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet demonstrates how to apply responsive grid row utilities in Tailwind CSS. By prefixing `grid-rows-6` with `md:`, the grid will have 6 rows on medium screens and above, while `grid-rows-2` applies to smaller screens. This allows for adaptive layouts based on viewport size. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/grid-template-rows - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: CSS Definitions for Conflicting Display Utilities -DESCRIPTION: Provides the underlying CSS definitions for the `flex` and `grid` utility classes. This snippet explains why, when conflicting classes are applied, the one defined later in the stylesheet (e.g., `grid`) will override the earlier one (`flex`). - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -.flex { - display: flex; -}.grid { - display: grid; -} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: HTML Example: Textarea with Content-Based Sizing -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use the `field-sizing-content` utility class on a `textarea` element. This allows the textarea to automatically adjust its width based on the length of its content, providing a dynamic user experience. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/field-sizing - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Arbitrary Variants for On-the-Fly Selector Modification in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how arbitrary variants enable dynamic selector modification, similar to built-in pseudo-class or responsive variants, by embedding custom selector logic directly within the HTML class attribute. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Margin to Specific Sides of an Element -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates the use of directional margin utilities like `mt-`, `mr-`, `mb-`, and `ml-` in Tailwind CSS. These classes allow precise control over the top, right, bottom, and left margins of an HTML element. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/margin - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS place-items Utility Classes -DESCRIPTION: Documents the `place-items` utility in Tailwind CSS, which controls how grid or flex items are justified and aligned simultaneously. It lists available classes and their corresponding CSS styles, providing a comprehensive reference for configuring item placement. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/place-items - -LANGUAGE: APIDOC -CODE: -``` -place-items: - - place-items-start: place-items: start; - - place-items-end: place-items: end; - - place-items-end-safe: place-items: safe end; - - place-items-center: place-items: center; - - place-items-center-safe: place-items: safe center; - - place-items-baseline: place-items: baseline; - - place-items-stretch: place-items: stretch; -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive `font-style` with Tailwind CSS Breakpoints -DESCRIPTION: Shows how to apply `font-style` utilities responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. This example applies `italic` by default and `not-italic` from medium screen sizes (`md:`) and above, allowing for adaptive typography based on screen dimensions. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/font-style - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -

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-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Styling ::placeholder Pseudo-element -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to style the placeholder text within input fields or textareas using the `placeholder:` variant. It allows for custom styling of the temporary text that appears before user input, enhancing the visual design of forms. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Handle Fractions in Tailwind CSS Utilities with Ratio Data Type -DESCRIPTION: This CSS snippet shows how to handle fractions in Tailwind CSS utilities by using the CSS `ratio` data type with `--value()`. This signals Tailwind to treat the value and modifier as a single unit, enabling utilities like `aspect-square`, `aspect-3/4`, and `aspect-[7/9]` for `aspect-ratio`. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@utility aspect-* { aspect-ratio: --value(--aspect-ratio-*, ratio, [ratio]);} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Arbitrary Container Query Values in Tailwind CSS HTML -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates the use of arbitrary values for one-off container query sizes in Tailwind CSS. This allows defining custom min-width or max-width breakpoints directly in HTML without modifying the theme, useful for unique styling requirements. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/responsive-design - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Flex Utility with Breakpoints in Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This HTML snippet shows how to apply a flex utility responsively using Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants. The `md:flex-1` class ensures that the `flex-1` utility is only active at medium screen sizes and above, while `flex-none` applies by default. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/flex - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Defining Custom Responsive Breakpoint Theme Variable and Usage in HTML -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to define a custom responsive breakpoint (`--breakpoint-3xl`) using the `@theme` directive in `app.css`. This custom breakpoint then enables a new `3xl:` variant, allowing utilities like `grid-cols-6` to be applied conditionally when the viewport exceeds the defined width. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/theme - -LANGUAGE: CSS -CODE: -``` -@import "tailwindcss"; -@theme { --breakpoint-3xl: 120rem;} -``` - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Arbitrary Group Variants -DESCRIPTION: Illustrates the use of arbitrary values within `group-*` variants to create one-off group selectors. This allows for dynamic and highly specific styling rules based on custom conditions, such as `group-[.is-published]:block`, providing flexibility beyond predefined utility classes. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Tailwind CSS Isolate Utility to an Element -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates the basic usage of the `isolate` utility class in HTML to explicitly create a new stacking context for a `div` element. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/isolation - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply Responsive Backface Visibility with Tailwind CSS -DESCRIPTION: This snippet demonstrates how to use Tailwind CSS breakpoint variants to apply `backface-visibility` utilities responsively. The `md:backface-hidden` class ensures that `backface-hidden` is applied only at medium screen sizes and above, overriding the default `backface-visible`. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/backface-visibility - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Tailwind CSS Implicit Group Styling with in-* Variant -DESCRIPTION: Explains the `in-*` variant, which allows styling based on parent state without explicitly adding `group` to the parent. It responds to state changes in *any* parent, offering a simpler but less granular alternative to `group` for general parent-child interactions. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/hover-focus-and-other-states - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
-``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: React Component for Conditional Layout Styling -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates a React component (`Example`) that conditionally applies `grid` or `flex` classes based on a prop. This is a recommended approach to programmatically manage styles and avoid directly applying conflicting utility classes to an element. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes - -LANGUAGE: JavaScript -CODE: -``` -export function Example({ gridLayout }) { - return
{/* ... */}
; -} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Import Application Stylesheet in SvelteKit Layout -DESCRIPTION: Svelte component code for `src/routes/+layout.svelte` to import the `app.css` file, ensuring Tailwind CSS styles are applied globally across the SvelteKit application. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation/framework-guides/sveltekit - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` - - -{@render children()} -``` - ----------------------------------------- - -TITLE: Apply break-after-column for Layout Control in HTML -DESCRIPTION: Demonstrates how to use the `break-after-column` utility class within an HTML structure to force a column break after a specific paragraph in a multi-column layout. This ensures content flows into the next column at the desired point. - -SOURCE: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/break-after - -LANGUAGE: HTML -CODE: -``` -
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