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Curious whether there’s anyone here not using Tailwind - if you’re not, what are you using instead and was there any specific reason why ...
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I’ve been testing Phoenix 1.8 a lot lately and noticed the modal component from 1.7 had disappeared. Since we now have DaisyUI...
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I thought I’d try to install tailwind 4.0.0-beta.1 (Release v4.0.0-beta.1 · tailwindlabs/tailwindcss · GitHub) that was released today an...
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tailwind will go through your files and find classes using a RE.
So you can’t interpolate tailwind classes.
<div class={"w-#{@foo}"}...
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I was looking for a simple way to style forms client side with tailwindcss and found the following solution.
Using css loading states an...
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So I spent a good bit of time getting Tailwind working and then learning how to do every little thing with Tailwind – I did this because ...
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I heard on a podcast episode on Thinking |> Elixir that there could be some TailwindCSS support when generating new Phoenix projects. ...
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While working on my new Phoenix 1.6 application I was annoyed that we still need to install NodeJS if we’d want to use TailwindCSS.
Then...
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Welcome to our Modern CSS with Tailwind Book Club! :048:
With Tailwind now the default CSS framework shipped with Phoenix we thought thi...
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I have struggled to setup phoenix liveview project with svelte and typescript, tailwind.
Most steps are not very difficult but it was di...
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We currently have a relatively simple UI built with Phoenix 1.7 / LiveView.
Our UX folks are interested in bringing in Flowbite, mostly ...
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I am using tailwind css. Due to code duplicity, I want to use it as components. How to achieve that in clean way? I want to import the co...
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Which CSS framework is popular among elixir? I am new to phoenix and elixir. Which framework is good and adhere the principles of Pheonix?
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is this too evil? :sunglasses:
<.flex gap-4 justify-start>
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</.flex>
<.grid grid-cols-3 gap-3>
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</.grid>...
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I have created a TailwindCSS plugin to help integrate it with LiveView.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/tailwindcss-phx-live
It provides ...
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I recently moved my blog (still work in progress) to Fly.io. I am using NimblePublish, TailwindCSS and LiveView and only wanted HTTP...
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I have written a walk-through on replacing esbuild with parcel and use tailwindcss along with it Using Parcel as Build Tool for Phoenix (...
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