Yes. It's a set of utility classes. It has also possibility to configure values for default classes and create classes on the fly. But the latter isn't used very frequently in my opinion.
I'm not sure I follow. So above you'll see how I demonstrate the usage of the dark class. But this hook allows you to get the exact value that the dark class will use, just in your react code as well.
You can change tailwind config to darkMode: 'class' and then you can use <body class="dark"> to set dark mode regardless of user's prefers-color-scheme value.
For general use, it's okay to rely on media query.
But in case of Tailwind, it also has option to set dark mode manually, by using
darkclass on parent element. tailwindcss.com/docs/dark-modeI think it would be nice to include this case (maybe some configuration option?)
holy shit does tailwind always look like this?
No, I just used black and white, because didn't want to think too much about it
i meant the syntax
Yes. It's a set of utility classes. It has also possibility to configure values for default classes and create classes on the fly. But the latter isn't used very frequently in my opinion.
bruh
I'm not sure I follow. So above you'll see how I demonstrate the usage of the dark class. But this hook allows you to get the exact value that the dark class will use, just in your react code as well.
You can change tailwind config to
darkMode: 'class'and then you can use<body class="dark">to set dark mode regardless of user'sprefers-color-schemevalue.Here you have an example play.tailwindcss.com/nQueSOesIA
In this case your hook might report incorrect value.