Integrating Tailwind

Understand how to set up Tailwind CSS in your Svelte project by installing necessary dependencies, configuring PostCSS and Tailwind files, and adding custom colors. This lesson guides you through enabling Tailwind styling in your app and using utility classes effectively.

We'll cover the following...

Configuring custom colors
Importing Tailwind directives to CSS

In order to work with Tailwind, we need to set it up first. Tailwind uses three different dependencies to work correctly:

tailwindcss: This dependency is Tailwind itself.
postcss: This package is responsible for transforming styles via JavaScript. For example, it automatically scopes our CSS to avoid global name collision. It also warns us of CSS errors that we would otherwise only notice on the UI in the form of broken styles.
autoprefixer: This is another peer dependency that is used for adding vendor prefixes for better browser support. For example, we don't have ...

1.Introduction

2.Getting Started with Svelte

3.Setting Up The Project

4.Building the List View

5.Building the Details View

6.Export and Import Data

Assessment

7.Conclusion

8.Appendix

Integrating Tailwind