The Astro create script will ask a few questions, like where to install and what template to use. Feel free to use whatever suits you most, I tend to mostly choose the minimal template since I don’t like boilerplate.
After installing Tailwind, we’ll need to add the Tailwind configuration file by running npx tailwindcss init or by adding the tailwind.config.js file manually in the root of the project and adding following content:
The Astro create script will ask a few questions, like where to install and what template to use. Feel free to use whatever suits you most, I tend to mostly choose the minimal template since I don’t like boilerplate.
After installing Tailwind, we’ll need to add the Tailwind configuration file by running npx tailwindcss init or by adding the tailwind.config.js file manually in the root of the project and adding following content:
The Astro create script will ask a few questions, like where to install
and what template to use. Feel free to use whatever suits you most, I
tend to mostly choose the minimal template since I don’t like
boilerplate.
Astro create script will ask a few questions, like where
to install and what template to use. Feel free to use whatever suits you
most, I tend to mostly choose the minimal template since I don’t like boilerplate.
After installing Tailwind, we’ll need to add the Tailwind configuration file by running npx tailwindcss init or by adding the tailwind.config.js file manually in the root of the project and adding following content:
The Astro create script will ask a few questions, like where to install and what template to use. Feel free to use whatever suits you most, I tend to mostly choose the minimal template since I don’t like boilerplate.
After installing Tailwind, we’ll need to add the Tailwind configuration file by running npx tailwindcss init or by adding the tailwind.config.js file manually in the root of the project and adding following content:
Button sample from button.asto component