Tailwind CSS Styling Not Applied Bug

This repository demonstrates a common issue encountered when using Tailwind CSS: unexpected styling problems due to a lack of proper configuration or directives.

The bug.js file shows a simple code snippet that uses Tailwind CSS classes. However, without the correct setup in your project's CSS file, these classes will not render the intended styles. The bugSolution.js demonstrates how to correct this using the proper directives to include the styles from your Tailwind configuration file.

How to Reproduce

1. Clone this repository.
2. Try to render the bug.js file in a web browser without including the necessary Tailwind CSS directives. You should see that the styling is missing or incorrect.
3. Include the Tailwind directives from the bugSolution.js file into your CSS and observe the correct styling.

Solution

The solution involves ensuring you've correctly configured and included Tailwind CSS in your project, often through the use of @tailwind directives. The bugSolution.js file shows the required Tailwind directives, although the specific implementation may vary based on your setup (e.g., using PostCSS, webpack loaders, etc.).