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Apply Directive Conflict With Conflicting Styles In Tailwind Css 05rkh

Tailwind CSS @apply directive conflict with conflicting styles. Unexpected styling outcome due to class application order.

Tailwind CSS @apply Directive Conflict

This repository demonstrates a bug encountered when using Tailwind CSS's @apply directive with classes that have conflicting styles. The issue arises from the order in which classes are applied, leading to unpredictable styling results.

Bug Description

When multiple classes with conflicting styles are applied using @apply, the final style is determined by the order of the classes. This can lead to unexpected behavior and make it difficult to maintain consistent styling.

How to Reproduce

  1. Clone the repository.
  2. Open bug.css to see the conflicting styles.
  3. Observe the unexpected styling in the browser.
  4. Open bugSolution.css to see the solution.

Solution

The solution involves using more specific classes or creating custom utility classes to avoid style conflicts.

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