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Tailwind CSS / Ivaylo Gerchev.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Gerchev, Ivaylo, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Cascading style sheets.
Web site development.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (88 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Richmond, Victoria : SitePoint, [2022]
Summary:
Get a rapid introduction to Tailwind, the utility-first CSS framework, and start building sites with it today! For many years, component-based frameworks, like Bootstrap, were the de facto standard for building websites quickly and easily. But all this magic comes with a price. Without serious customization, sites built with such frameworks look similar to each other. And customization is a real pain in the neck for anyone who wants to build something more complex or creative. Component-based styles are easy to implement, but inflexible and confined to certain boundaries. Solving specificity issues while trying to override the default styles of a particular framework isn't a fun and productive job. Tailwind is a utility-first framework that is built with low-level functionality in mind. As you'll see in this book, utility classes offer much more power and flexibility than component classes. You'll learn: * Component vs utility classes, and the pros and cons of each * Tailwind basics (layout, typography, responsive web design, colors, and more) * Creating your own Tailwind components * Building complex and flexible layouts with Tailwind's Grid utilities * Customizing Tailwind * Working with Tailwind plugins * And much more!
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
Other Format:
Print version: Gerchev, Ivaylo Tailwind CSS
ISBN:
9781098140991
1098140990
OCLC:
1507697572

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