Stop using Tailwind's utility classes in the HTML class attribute
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Stop using Tailwind's utility classes in the HTML class attribute
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Re: Stop using Tailwind's utility classes in the HTML class attribute
#2You want to avoid duplication, usually. You can also do it by creating components in React (and other frameworks). Doing so keeps the style close to the component definition which I think is good: if your component is say a nav bar some of its appearance comes from how you nest flexboxes and some from the flexbox configuration. Why not keep that all together?
Re: Stop using Tailwind's utility classes in the HTML class attribute
#3Isn't this the very point of tailwind? If you don't like it maybe just don't use tailwind.
Re: Stop using Tailwind's utility classes in the HTML class attribute
#4So what is the point of using Tailwind if you do not want to use its main feature?