Justify-between not working with Tailwind
I made a todo list project and I used Tailwind and when I uploaded the project on netlify, it doesnt recognize the justify-between there and just ignores it. It does this with some other things like text size cursor pointer and I cant figure out why this is happening. Please help me in fixing this
Github repo: https://github.com/Pulkit-s21/todo-list.git
Live Site URL: https://todo-list-f26be6.netlify.app/
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I don't see it being declared anywhere ?
yeah, I think your build tools ate the class definition somewhere, did you rebuild it after adding the class?
it's set on the li:
but it's missing from index.css where all the other tailwind classes are defined
and if I add it in the dev tools, it works like it should for the
li at least:
seems like
gap-6 is also getting eaten on the div holding the buttons
definitely a build tool issueHow can I fix this because I tried making the whole project again but same thing happens everytime
I'm not really familiar with the build process on Netlify, so I don't know exactly, sorry
Should I try some other site?
not really familiar with any others either, so I couldn't say
Ohk thanks for the help
it looks like it doesn't take into account classes declared in the js file when the tailwind classes are getting compiled
yep you didn't configure your tailwaind config to go through js file to compile the classes
change
"./src/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx}", to "./*.js" in the tailwind config file @killer.wrath
"./main.js" should also workOoh great help @mannix_
Thanks alot
Issue is fixed now
also can you explain what do
"./src/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx}" mean in the file
I am new to tailwind so dont know every detailit's telling it to look in the src folder, all subfolders (
/**/), and then look at all files with the extension js, ts, jsx, or tsx. *. matches all files up to the last . in the filename, and then {js,ts,jsx,tsx} matches one of those extensions. Basically you're telling tailwind that all the classes it needs to gather classes from, are inside src or its subfolders. Your main.js isn't inside the src folder most framework based projects use, so it didn't find it and couldn't gather the classes from itooh thanks so much for this