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Tailwind CSS @apply directive conflict with existing styles causing unexpected CSS overrides or style loss.

Tailwind CSS @apply Directive Conflict

This repository demonstrates a common issue encountered when using Tailwind CSS's @apply directive: conflicts with pre-existing styles. The @apply directive, while convenient, can lead to unpredictable behavior if not carefully managed.

Problem

The bug.css file shows a situation where @apply is used in a class that already has inline styles. This conflict can result in the styles applied via @apply being overridden, ignored, or causing unexpected cascading effects.

Solution

The bugSolution.css file provides a solution for this. The key is to be mindful of the order of styles and to separate concerns where necessary, often involving refactoring for more clarity.

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