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You can do pseudo inline styles by just putting a <style> tag after the element which will let you use those. I think the argument is that tailwind isn't _conce
by PhineasRex 6y ago
You can do pseudo inline styles by just putting a <style> tag after the element which will let you use those. I think the argument is that tailwind isn't _conceptually_ different than inline styles even if there are a few minor technical differences.
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- ratww 6y agoYour solution is also not conceptually different from having inline styles. In fact it's even closer to inline styles than Tailwind, since Tailwind is able to enforce consistency.