Yes it does. I have had unpredictable results though unfortunately.
While this method has been efficient. Tailwind 2.0 is around the corner. There is far better support for its @apply method among many other great features that have been missing that would eliminate having to use this workflow.
With the expanded @apply method and Tailwinds automatic PurgeCSS inclusion. We're in for a really nice experience soon. 2.0 Beta is already out. Exciting.
This method I have written will still be applicable for those who need to work legacy code bases and projects.
Thank you for the support and sticking with the article!!
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Yes it does. I have had unpredictable results though unfortunately.
While this method has been efficient. Tailwind 2.0 is around the corner. There is far better support for its @apply method among many other great features that have been missing that would eliminate having to use this workflow.
With the expanded @apply method and Tailwinds automatic PurgeCSS inclusion. We're in for a really nice experience soon. 2.0 Beta is already out. Exciting.
This method I have written will still be applicable for those who need to work legacy code bases and projects.
Thank you for the support and sticking with the article!!