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The other thing that people seem to just either forget or ignore is that you can do _both_ things! Tailwind can be used for the areas that it makes sense for, a
by yurishimo 2y ago
The other thing that people seem to just either forget or ignore is that you can do _both_ things! Tailwind can be used for the areas that it makes sense for, and you can write a sitewide layout using insane (in a good way!) grid declarations using plain old CSS and a few extra classes in your markup.
If you're using Vue, you even get a <style> block that can be injected into any component so you're still working in the same context. It's all delightful and optional and you can still do whatever you want.
- douglee650 2y agoYes, exactly. You can use TW for the utility classes and copy-paste-and-go components, and append your own over/under/side-lay layers to create whatever css you want. What about a system that could take a really long TW className and let you give it a single name, and you could still append more TW after for here and there adjustments.