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by f3b5
1476 days ago
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Good point, I don't know of any way of doing that inline. So that's definitely a good convenience function in Tailwind! My lived approach to inline vs. not-inline is: why not both? Inline is great for prototyping, and for edge cases, like specific margins for wrapper divs. Where CSS classes really shine is when it comes to mature / often used components. |
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