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Unexpected Gaps Between Flex Items In Tailwind Css 8kk14

Uncommon Tailwind CSS bug: Gaps between flex items due to rounding errors in flexbox size calculations. This leads to unexpected spacing issues between flex items, especially when using fractional widths like `w-1/2`.

Unexpected Gaps Between Flex Items in Tailwind CSS

This repository demonstrates a subtle bug in Tailwind CSS related to flexbox layout. When using fractional widths (w-1/2, w-1/3, etc.) within a flex container, rounding errors can sometimes introduce small gaps between the flex items. This issue is often overlooked and difficult to debug.

Bug Description

The problem arises from the way browsers handle floating-point numbers in calculating flexbox sizes. Minor discrepancies in calculations can lead to accumulated gaps, particularly noticeable when using multiple flex items.

Solution

The solution involves using space-x-0 (or its equivalents space-x-reverse-0 and space-x-0) utility class to explicitly set the spacing between flex items to zero, overriding the potential gap introduced by the rounding errors. Adding flex-shrink-0 and flex-grow-0 to the inner divs can also help resolve the issue.

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