Tailwind CSS Gradient Override Issue

This repository demonstrates a common issue when using Tailwind CSS gradients: conflicts with other background classes. The gradient may not apply as expected if other background classes are used within the same element.

Problem

When you apply a background gradient using Tailwind's gradient utilities (like bg-gradient-to-r), and then add another background color class within the same element, the subsequent color class can override the gradient.

Solution

To resolve this, ensure there are no conflicting background classes within the element using the gradient. Alternatively, use a more specific selector or adjust the order of classes to prioritize the gradient. If you need multiple background effects, explore using more advanced CSS techniques such as background-image and multiple layers.

Setup

1. Clone this repo.
2. Run npm install (if necessary).
3. Open index.html in your browser.