I am currently using your examples to get a jumpstart on TailwindCSS.
For that I was looking for the fixed-header example that I am using:
https://github.com/tailwindtoolbox/Fixed-Header

Via Google I came to the github version instead of the website.
Oops, I wanted to look what .em-grinning is, as it's not in v1.0, so I clicked on the link in the ReadMe on that Github repo that sends me to
https://www.tailwindtoolbox.com/templates/Fixed-Header
-> 500 Error, incidentally this is for all non-existent pages, ie https://www.tailwindtoolbox.com/foo-bar.
I'd expect a 404, though.

Something with your error handling seems broken, you might want to look into that. :)

https://www.tailwindtoolbox.com/starter-templates -> blog -> click on ghostwind home -> redirect on https://www.tailwindtoolbox.com/templates/ghostwind instead of https://www.tailwindtoolbox.com/templates/ghostwind-home

In the setup guide, it says

.btn:hover { @apply hover:bg-teal-dark }

The selector should be removed from the class, otherwise, it won't compile in my experience.

Hi there - -I am using tailwinds + purgecss successfully thanks to your fantastic and helpful guide.

But - I am struggling to figure out why I am unable to reduce my aos.css as part of this workflow? If I have my .aos css file in the same place as my postcss.config.js can I somehow add/merge it to the build script (package.json)?

"build:css": "postcss tailwind.config.css -o css-compiled/tailwind.min.css"

or should my .aos css be dealt with as part of the plugin module in postcss.config.js as attempted here (this didn't result in any change so far!)

module.exports = { plugins: [ // require('postcss-import'), tailwindcss('tailwind.config.js'), cssnano({ preset: 'default', }), purgecss({ content: ['templates/**/*.twig'], **css: ['aos.css'],** extractors: [{ extractor: TailwindExtractor, extensions: ["html", "js", "twig", "php", "vue"] }] }), autoprefixer ] }

These two properties would have to be added to each tag "a": target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"

This change, which may seem minimal, would make the visit of the user who is browsing the page more retained, and would also make it more comfortable.

Hi, just stopping by to let you know about a simple landing page built with Hugo and Tailwind CSS that I published recently.

I'd appreciate it if you could add that to the (fantastic!) collection of resources you have on your site 😃

A live demo can be found here: https://awesome.ttntm.me

I notice a couple of invalid URLs at https://www.tailwindtoolbox.com/tools where you duplicated the https:// parts. Examples near the bottom of the list:

<a href="https://https://tailwindgrids.com" class="no-underline hover:no-underline">...
<a href="https://https://tailwindgrids.com" class="no-underline hover:no-underline">...