Only do that if you find yourself needing to reuse the div. I use tw merge and clsx and thn wrap things in the cn() function divided by commas. (eg 'cn("flex", "items-center", "justify-center", {"hidden": !isActive});'. I also use the layer directive and add all my combo classnames, such as "flex-center": "flex items-center justify-center"; It goes a longg way. Used to store the classnames in a separate module but it proved to be difficult to make modifications nor did i get the intellisense. I fucking love tailwind so much
I think it would be better to create an array of links if links have similar styles except for active status. It'll make it easier to add new links and style them similarly and could simply highlight the active link.
5:40 you can also use tailwind-merge with clsx for conditional styles ,
Its a good combo
Thanks for quickly explaining cva, I was struggling to know the best way of implementing a design system with Tailwind.
I always turn everything into separate components it's the core of react
always? everything? that sounds tedious
Only do that if you find yourself needing to reuse the div. I use tw merge and clsx and thn wrap things in the cn() function divided by commas. (eg 'cn("flex", "items-center", "justify-center", {"hidden": !isActive});'. I also use the layer directive and add all my combo classnames, such as "flex-center": "flex items-center justify-center"; It goes a longg way. Used to store the classnames in a separate module but it proved to be difficult to make modifications nor did i get the intellisense.
I fucking love tailwind so much
Great content man, always getting learn something new from here!
I use tailwind-variants instead of cva, it has slots and automatically uses twMerge
I’ll check that out!
I think it would be better to create an array of links if links have similar styles except for active status. It'll make it easier to add new links and style them similarly and could simply highlight the active link.
Instead of variants logic, you can define custom classes with {@apply: bg-white text-black ...}
The buttons look so cute!
Or repeat in a more fancy way
Create an array of dic with the link name as a key
Map through it in your jxs and just style one of the tag
Cant we just do css module and use @component.
Overriding is still a flex complex thing for me 😅
I just write CSS code if it Gets too complex
Love this channel.
Thank you! 😁
Finally found Tom, the maker of JDSL 😂
please create an awwwards like preloader animation on your next video with framer-motion and react or nextjs
Love this!
❤
Insane that anyone has the time per mental space to deal with this nonsense.
How would you deal with it?
GREAT