Tailwind Css Preprocessor Compatibility Issues Vrgy3
Tailwind CSS directives not properly processed by other CSS preprocessors (Sass, Less, etc.), leading to unexpected styling issues or missing classes. Problems may involve @apply within mixins or incorrect ordering of rules.
This repository demonstrates a common issue when integrating Tailwind CSS with CSS preprocessors like Sass or Less. The problem stems from the interaction between Tailwind's directives (@apply) and the preprocessor's functionality. The bug.css file showcases a scenario where Tailwind directives don't function as expected because of the preprocessor. The bugSolution.css file provides a corrected version illustrating proper usage and workarounds to resolve the issue. This issue may manifest as missing styles, unexpected styles, or styles that are overridden unexpectedly due to specificity conflicts.
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