docs: fix container-queries installation command in README #31
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The -D flag ensures the package is saved as a dev dependency, which is the recommended installation method for Tailwind plugins.
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Hey! It doesn't really matter where you install the dependencies because they won't show up in your final artifact once Tailwind built a Now that Tailwind CSS v4, you don't need this plugin anymore. I appreciate the PR, but going to close this for now. Thanks again! |
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Updates the README to include the -D flag when installing @tailwindcss/container-queries package, making it consistent with Tailwind's recommended installation practice for plugins as dev dependencies.
Before:
npm install @tailwindcss/container-queries
After:
npm install -D @tailwindcss/container-queries