Popular Tailwind CSS Plugins and Extensions - Themesberg Blog

By reading this article you will browse a list of the most popular plugins and extensions for the utility-first CSS framework, Tailwind CSS. Although the default code base of the framework already covers a lot of the needs when building user interfaces, you can never get enough plugins and extensions powered by the open-source community.

One of the requirements for a plugin to appear on this list is to be open-source with no other strings attached so that the developers browsing this list can stay assured that they can use the plugin for their Tailwind CSS powered project.

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Popular Tailwind CSS Plugins and Extensions - Themesberg Blog

By reading this article you will browse a list of the most popular plugins and extensions for the utility-first CSS framework, Tailwind CSS. Although the default code base of the framework already covers a lot of the needs when building user interfaces, you can never get enough plugins and extensions powered by the open-source community.

One of the requirements for a plugin to appear on this list is to be open-source with no other strings attached so that the developers browsing this list can stay assured that they can use the plugin for their Tailwind CSS powered project.

Check out the list of Tailwind CSS Plugins and Extensions on Themesberg.

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Useful Tailwind CSS Libraries and Plugins

Tailwind CSS is a CSS framework that’s designed to make creating reusable components easier, facilitate development by minimizing the repeated CSS you’ll have to write yourself, and optimize the size of the final compiled CSS file.

In this article, we’ll go over some libraries and plugins that will be useful during your development using Tailwind CSS.

• DaisyUI
• Heroicons
• Windmill React UI
• Tailwind Typography
• Twin
• Tailwind CSS Line Clamp
• Material Tailwind

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Tailwind CSS tutorial

In this tutorial I would like to introduce you to one of the fastest growing and promising CSS Frameworks at the moment, Tailwind CSS. It is different from other frameworks, such as Bootstrap, because it is built on a new way of building user interfaces using a utility-first CSS classes structure, as opposed to the OOCSS structure from other frameworks.

By the end of this guide you will be able to install, configure and build a responsive hero section (live demo) using the utility-first classes from Tailwind CSS and configure the project using the recommended PostCSS powered Tailwind configuration file for better maintainability and versatility.

Here’s the table of contents for this tutorial for Tailwind CSS:

• Introducing Tailwind CSS
• Adding Tailwind CSS to your project via a package manager
• Creating the configuration file and process your CSS with Tailwind
• Building a responsive hero section using the utility-first classes from Tailwind
• Customize fonts, colors and add extra classes using the configuration file
• Reduce loading time and file size by purging the unused classes from your CSS
• Conclusion and summary

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How to use Tailwind CSS?

There are multiple ways of using Tailwind CSS for your project, such as including the main Tailwind CSS file via CDN and then start building the elements using the default utility classes, or a much more recommended method, which would be to include Tailwind CSS via a package manager, then choosing a preferred building tool technology and then use the Tailwind Configuration file to easily change parameters and even add extra utility classes.

In this guide, we will cover both methods and show you a few examples of how you can get started using the most popular utility-first CSS framework.

Using Tailwind CSS via CDN

Although not the recommended method and you will lose a lot of the advantages of Tailwind CSS if you include it via CDN, it can be a great way to quickly test out the classes and get a good understanding of the utility-first methodology, before you dive into the more advanced building tools and configurations.

Include the following stylesheet inside the <head> tag of your HTML template to pull in the compiled Tailwind CSS file:

<link href="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]^1.0/dist/tailwind.min.css" rel="stylesheet">

After that, you can start playing around with the default utility classes from Tailwind CSS. Add the following HTML markup to your template using the utility classes:

<button class="bg-teal-500 hover:bg-teal-600 focus:outline-none focus:shadow-outline py-2 px-3 text-white rounded-sm">
    Sign Up
</button>

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