feat(tailwindcss): support tailwindcss classes in content (with hmr) #1351
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(Published the branch so I can use it in tailwindcss module PR: |
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🔗 Linked issue
This PR follows nuxt-modules/tailwindcss#499 ; and move the support to this module instead based on @pi0's comment.
❓ Type of change
📚 Description
Adds first-class support for @nuxtjs/tailwindcss classes usage inside any content file (even remote sources).
Quick demo:
https://twitter.com/yaeeelglx/status/1546643431216369665
I also upgraded @nuxt/content documentation to use latest Docus (and @nuxt-themes/kit)
📝 Checklist
cc @farnabaz ; how could we test this feature?