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  • How to use @apply directive in Tailwind-CSS - GeeksforGeeks
    The @apply directive in Tailwind CSS allows you to apply multiple utility classes to a single CSS class This can help to reduce the amount of CSS code and make your styles more readable Here's an example of how to use the @apply directive in Tailwind CSS: Steps to use @apply directive in tailwind:
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    The @apply directive in Tailwind CSS allows you to insert utility classes into your custom CSS rules It’s particularly useful for abstracting common patterns or applying a set of utilities across multiple elements without cluttering your HTML
  • @apply in Tailwind CSS - codedamn
    @apply is used within CSS or PostCSS files to include Tailwind’s utility classes in custom CSS classes Syntax and Basic Examples The syntax for @apply is straightforward Inside a CSS rule, you use the @apply directive followed by the utility classes you want to apply For example:
  • Tailwind: How to make @apply work for custom CSS class?
    And you want to add a basic utility that uses CSS that's not part of tailwinds default library: will-change-transform { will-change: transform; or ease { transition: ease; and you want to be able to @apply it to a custom class down the line without receiving an error: @apply block hover:scale-110 w-full ease will-change-transform
  • Composing Utilities with @apply - Designing with Tailwind CSS
    Learn how to use the @apply feature to extract repeated utility patterns
  • What is `@apply` in Tailwind CSS and when to use it
    The @apply directive in Tailwind CSS enables you to apply a set of utility classes to a custom CSS class It can be helpful when you have repetitive sets of utility classes or want to create a custom design system based on Tailwind CSS
  • Tailwind @Apply: Replacing Complex Classes with Tailwind CSS
    Tailwind CSS’s @apply directive is a relatively new feature in the Tailwind CSS ecosystem that allows developers to “apply” existing utility classes in line with their custom CSS
  • Reusable Components Using @apply and Custom CSS Classes - Tailwind
    To achieve this, Tailwind provides the @apply directive, allowing you to extract commonly used utility classes into custom CSS classes for reusability In this chapter, we will explore how to create reusable components in Tailwind CSS by leveraging the @apply directive, custom CSS, and best practices for maintaining a clean and efficient codebase
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    The @apply directive in Tailwind CSS allows you to group multiple utility classes into a single reusable class This makes it easier to maintain consistent styles while keeping the utility-first flexibility that Tailwind offers





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