Tailwind CSS Example
Card Component
Here’s an example of a classic card component. It uses Tailwind CSS’s utility classes to quickly build responsive layouts, including shadows, rounded corners, and some padding, making it look more elegant and modern.
Classic Card
Using Tailwind CSS, you can quickly build responsive card components with great default styles and extensibility.
Button State Demo
Here are some examples of different button states, including default, disabled, and success/warning buttons. All buttons use Tailwind CSS’s interaction state classes, such as hover
and disabled
, to achieve different visual effects.
Alert (Prompt)
Alert boxes are used to notify users of important information or warnings. By using Tailwind CSS’s background colors and border styles, you can easily create different types of alert boxes.
Information Prompt:
This is an information prompt box, suitable for showing normal notification information.
Warning Prompt:
This is a warning prompt box, suitable for showing important warning information.
Error Prompt:
This is an error prompt box, suitable for showing error information or requiring correction.
Tags (Labels)
Tag components can be used to display the classification or tags of content, helping users quickly understand the type or theme of the content.
Responsive Layout Grid
Responsive layout grids can automatically adjust the display based on different screen sizes. By using Tailwind CSS’s grid
class, you can easily create flexible layouts that adapt to desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Typography (Prose)
Tailwind CSS’s Typography plugin (@tailwindcss/typography
) provides excellent typographic styles, especially for Markdown content. Using the prose
class, you can make text, lists, quotes, and code blocks look beautiful and elegant.
Supported Typography Content
Using Tailwind’s Typography plugin, you can make originally unstyled Markdown content look great with default typography.
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Do what you should do, and let time take care of the rest.
You can insert an inline code snippet:
e.g. npm install tailwindcss