This repository demonstrates a common issue where Tailwind CSS hover states do not work as expected. The bug occurs due to conflicting CSS rules or issues with JavaScript frameworks.
A simple div element with Tailwind CSS classes is supposed to change its background color on hover. However, the hover state does not trigger the expected style change.
The solution involves ensuring that no other CSS rules are overriding the Tailwind CSS classes and that the Tailwind CSS configuration is correctly set up. This might involve using !important
(though this is generally discouraged) or carefully examining the CSS cascade.