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Best practices for adding your own custom styles to Tailwind.

Adding Custom Styles - Tailwind CSS

https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles#using-arbitrary-values

I’ve been using styled for a few years now but just diving into tailwind, wasn’t sure if they mixed or not! Thanks Nate!

+1 for not mixing libraries. Both a great at different things, but you’ll be fine with either choice! On Current we use Stitches for styling and Radix for primitive components.

https://stitches.dev/

Pretty rare to hear someone catch on right away. Usually it take some time. 🤭 but I’m glad you like it!

Very different approaches, so using the together might be more trouble than it's worth. Imo, Tailwind offers 90% of what you need, especially with arbitrary values. https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles#using-arbitrary-values

Have you looked into Class Variance Authority? Plays nicely with TW

ooo nice, I’ll check it out — thanks!

Tailwind, styled components, or both 🤔

Also update on the tailwind v styled front: tailwind eats styled for lunch. This is how ive wanted to build for years 👏

Variants looks slick too, that’s sort of how I used to run styled in components to conditionally cut down on exports.

I grew up on bem so not suuuuper new to utility class css but this is so much better 😊

Same idea but made for TW: https://www.tailwind-variants.org/

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