Learn TAILWIND-CSS with Real Code Examples

Install via npm: `npm install tailwindcss`

Or use CDN: `<script src='https://cdn.tailwindcss.com'></script>`

Generate config with `npx tailwindcss init`

Configure content paths for PurgeCSS

Integrate with PostCSS or build tools (Vite, Webpack)

Install Node.js and npm

Install Tailwind via npm or CDN

Set up config file for theme customization

Integrate with PostCSS or bundler

Start coding with utility classes

tailwind.config.js - theme & variants

postcss.config.js - optional PostCSS setup

index.html / components - markup

package.json - build dependencies

assets/ - fonts, images

npx tailwindcss init

npx tailwindcss -i input.css -o output.css --watch

npm run build for production

Use with Vite/Webpack/Parcel

Optional purge CSS commands

Not applicable (CSS framework)

Dynamic class names can adapt UI layout

RTL support via `rtl` plugins

Plugins may help with locale-specific formatting

Styling is language-agnostic

Requires semantic HTML

Variants for focus states

Supports reduced-motion via media queries

Manual ARIA attributes recommended

Keyboard navigation handled by markup

Complete design via utility classes

Customizable themes

Dark mode and responsive styling

Transitions and animations

Plugin-driven extended UI utilities

No direct state management (CSS only)

Reactive frameworks manage state separately

Utility classes respond to variant states

Dynamic class binding via frameworks

Supports dark mode and hover/focus states

Not applicable (CSS framework)

Dynamic class toggling possible via JS frameworks

Utility classes can be dynamically composed

Plugins may offer additional helper utilities

Integration with component state for reactive styling