A subset of tailwind as pure CSS
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About

tail.css provides a small subset of tailwind that has been extracted from a hobby project. A prebuilt copy of dist/tail.css is provided in case you don't have access to the nodejs sass compiler, along with a minimized copy (dist/tail.min.css). There are gzip-compressed copies of those files included in dist/ ... tail.css.min.gz weighs in at around 8.5KB.

Why ?

I found it to be near impossible to use tailwind without a nodejs environment. But not every project I work on has nodejs available. That's why I decided to build a vanilla CSS file I could include in any project - with or without nodejs.

Build

Custom builds provide a way to customize what features are included in a build. The @import directives in src/ decide what features to include:

$ npm install -g sass
$ bin/build

License

Copyright of src/tail/ belongs to the tailwind project.
See tailwindcss/LICENSE.

Copyright of src/normalize/ belongs to the normalize.css project.
See normalize/LICENSE.md.