Tailwind 4 and .class1.class2.class3 notation
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I am not using Tailwind myself but if you figure out how to configure it to work, feel free to create a tailwind.md docs file (like we have for django) with useful instructions to use htpy and tailwind together. There is also https://github.com/dakixr/htpy-uikit which uses tailwind and htpy, maybe some inspiration can be drawn from there? |
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Tailwind 4 has changed their parser, see this comment.
For now I am using
class_ = ["class1", "class2"], but it feels much less ergonomic than the chained alternative. Has anyone found a better approach?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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