Nope you were clear, I'm saying that I don't think it matters which way you do it. The CSS that Tailwind outputs for its variants is pretty much the same as when you would be outputting by using regular classes inside a :hover {} selector.
Tailwind is nice in that it gives you 2 or 3 ways to do things.
Nope you were clear, I'm saying that I don't think it matters which way you do it. The CSS that Tailwind outputs for its variants is pretty much the same as when you would be outputting by using regular classes inside a
:hover {}selector.Tailwind is nice in that it gives you 2 or 3 ways to do things.
Oh sorry then, maybe I misunderstood your comment initially :)
Anyway - I'm just curious which of these "2 or 3 ways" is more efficient and performant (and IF there is any difference).