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Learn how to create a layout switcher with Tailwind CSS and JavaScript

Today, we're rebuilding a layout switcher previously made with Tailwind CSS and Alpine.js, but this time using vanilla JavaScript.

A quick refresher: a layout switcher lets users toggle between different grid layouts, like two or four columns, or none at all. It's a simple tool for organizing and presenting content effectively in web applications.

Read the full article, see it live and get the code.

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