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Tailwindcss Variables

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Updated: 10 Oct 2024
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Easily create css variables without the need for a css file!

Overview

If you are a Tailwind CSS user looking to streamline your styles and improve maintainability, the Tailwind CSS Variables package is a game changer. This package allows you to define CSS variables in a straightforward manner, creating a more organized and scalable way to manage your project’s design. By integrating this functionality, you can maintain consistency across your styles while simplifying the process of adjusting your variables based on evolving design requirements or themes.

One of the standout features is its automatic support for Dark Mode, which allows you to define different sets of variables seamlessly. Overall, this package not only enhances your workflow with Tailwind CSS but also provides the flexibility to create custom themes and manage styles dynamically.

Features

  • Easy Variable Definition: Create CSS variables just as effortlessly as defining colors in Tailwind CSS, making your styles more consistent and manageable.

  • Dark Mode Support: Automatically sets Dark Mode variables based on class or media queries, simplifying the process of offering a dark theme.

  • Customization through Plugin API: Create your own plugins and themes with the ability to define custom variable prefixes and configurations without needing additional plugins.

  • Nested Object Notation: Organize your variables using nested object notation, allowing for a clear structure in your configuration.

  • Versatile Selectors: Designate variables to :root, :host, or any custom CSS selector, providing flexibility in how you apply styles.

  • Input Sanitization: Variable keys are sanitized to remove unwanted characters, ensuring clean and usable variable names within your styles.

  • Color Variable Helper: Utilize the colorVariable() helper to add text or background opacity to your defined color variables effortlessly.

  • Force RGB Support: When enabled, it prevents the creation of additional variables, offering more control over your CSS output.