radix-ui-themes-with-tailwind
Advanced tools
Tailwind Color Naming: You have the option to utilize the Tailwind naming convention for colors and radius helpers. This means you can still use familiar classes like bg-red-500 and bg-blue-500, which will be linked to corresponding Radix colors.
Color Token Mapping: Another optional feature allows you to map missing color tokens from Tailwind to Radix colors. For example, you can map tailwind zinc to radix sand and tailwind neutral to radix sage, enabling a seamless transition between the two color systems.
What Are Radix Themes?
Radix Themes serve as a styled and opinionated component library built on top of the Radix UI primitives. They are designed to expedite project initiation with pre-designed, extensively tested components. (source: Radix UI Twitter)
Is This Plugin Necessary for Using Radix Themes?
No, the plugin is not mandatory. If you're accustomed to Tailwind and prefer not to use Radix Themes' layout utilities (such as <Box />, <Flex />, <Grid />), you can still develop using Tailwind classes (e.g., className="flex items-center gap-2").
FAQs
Tailwind plugin for Radix Themes
The npm package radix-ui-themes-with-tailwind receives a total of 108 weekly downloads. As such, radix-ui-themes-with-tailwind popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that radix-ui-themes-with-tailwind demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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