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Using Tailwind to style child and sibling elements
Tailwind has a pretty neat way to style children and sibling elements by using what are known as group and peer identifiers. So without further ado, let's jump into how we can use these. Note: I have omitted some classes in these examples that don't have anything to do with the examples, so that the code you see is only relevant to groups and peers. Table of Contents • Styling based on the parent element • Styling based on sibling elements • Differentiating Identifiers • Order Matters • Summary
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Using Tailwind to style child and sibling elements
Tailwind has a pretty neat way to style children and sibling elements by using what are known as group and peer identifiers. So without further ado, let's jump into how we can use these. Note: I have omitted some classes in these examples that don't have anything to do with the examples, so that the code you see is only relevant to groups and peers. Table of Contents • Styling based on the parent element • Styling based on sibling elements • Differentiating Identifiers • Order Matters • Summary
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Using Tailwind to style child and sibling elements
Tailwind has a pretty neat way to style children and sibling elements by using what are known as group and peer identifiers. So without further ado, let's jump into how we can use these. Note: I have omitted some classes in these examples that don't have anything to do with the examples, so that the code you see is only relevant to groups and peers. Table of Contents • Styling based on the parent element • Styling based on sibling elements • Differentiating Identifiers • Order Matters • Summary
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