Tailwind CSS Styling Conflicts

This repository demonstrates a bug where Tailwind CSS directives fail to apply correctly when used alongside another CSS-in-JS solution. The conflict arises from the way each solution manages and applies styles to the DOM. This can result in unexpected styling discrepancies and broken layouts.

Setup

1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies: npm install
3. Run the application: npm start

Bug Reproduction

Observe the styling inconsistencies within the application. The expected styling, based on Tailwind classes, is not applied consistently due to the clash with another CSS-in-JS solution. This is particularly visible in the layout and elements’ appearance.

Solution

The solution involves carefully managing the order and interaction between Tailwind CSS and the other CSS-in-JS library. One approach is to ensure that Tailwind is applied last to overwrite any conflicting styles. Another approach is to use a CSS-in-JS solution that is compatible with Tailwind. See bugSolution.js for implementation details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request.