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No. That’s the point of tailwind. You can include things like hover states. Inline css hits a roadblock there and you’re forced to go out to a style tag. Then y
by aidos 2y ago
No. That’s the point of tailwind. You can include things like hover states. Inline css hits a roadblock there and you’re forced to go out to a style tag. Then you have to start naming things. Then you risk conflicts.
That’s the problem tailwind solves.