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Update to Tailwind 1.7, refactor custom CSS #190

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Update to Tailwind 1.7, refactor custom CSS #190

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opdavies commented Aug 19, 2020 •
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tailwindlabs/tailwindcss#2159

This introduces breaking changes to how @apply worked before, so be sure to read all of the details before just flipping the switch.

To do:

  • Update Tailwind to 1.7
  • Enable the apply complex classes flag
  • Refactor the existing CSS
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Update tailwindcss to 1.7.2
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References #190
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Update tailwindcss to 1.8
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References #190
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Enable the 'apply complex classes' feature
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Enable the experimental feature to use `@apply` with complex classes
including interactive states. I tried this on the Rebuilding Symfony
demo project and it worked well.

This would mean that I could refactor some of my existing styles on this
project.

References #190
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