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Paul Hebert
@paulhebert@sunny.garden  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

It's a cool idea that the Tailwind marketing site shows tailwind classes inline to express how it works...

But, I wish they were honest about what classes they actually used. The inspector's right there lol

Here's a screenshot of the page next to a screenshot of the page showing the classes they actually apply to the heading and subtitle

https://tailwindcss.com/

#CSS#WebDev

A screenshot of the Tailwind site. The heading and subhead show a _ton_ of Tailwind classes above them describing the styles applied to them
A screenshot of the Tailwind site. The heading and subhead show a _ton_ of Tailwind classes above them describing the styles applied to them
A screenshot of the Tailwind site. The heading and subhead show a _ton_ of Tailwind classes above them describing the styles applied to them
A screenshot of the Tailwind site. The heading and subhead show a few Tailwind classes above them describing the styles applied to them
A screenshot of the Tailwind site. The heading and subhead show a few Tailwind classes above them describing the styles applied to them
A screenshot of the Tailwind site. The heading and subhead show a few Tailwind classes above them describing the styles applied to them
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Paul Hebert
@paulhebert@sunny.garden replied  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

Sincerely, a dev who uses Tailwind at work and has very complicated feelings about it.

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