This repository demonstrates a common issue encountered when using Tailwind CSS's flexbox utilities. The problem occurs when flex items unexpectedly stack vertically instead of horizontally, even when the flex
class is applied. This typically happens when the parent container lacks sufficient horizontal space.
The provided HTML uses Tailwind CSS to style two divs within a flex container. Despite using the flex
class, the divs stack vertically if the window width is too small.
The solution involves ensuring that the parent container has enough horizontal space or using Tailwind's responsive modifiers to adjust layout based on screen size.