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What's the best process for using Tailwind to style Gutenberg blocks in WordPress?
My approach was to create a test page containing all the core blocks using the Block Unit Test plugin (https://github.com/godaddy-wordpress/block-unit-test) and styling it via a shim file (gutenberg.css) which contains a lot of @apply directives.
I tried using the typography plugin, but that didn't feel any easier to me.
It would be great if we could share approaches here – given how pervasive WordPress is I'm sure there are many of us trying to work out the best path.
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What's the best process for using Tailwind to style Gutenberg blocks in WordPress?
My approach was to create a test page containing all the core blocks using the Block Unit Test plugin (https://github.com/godaddy-wordpress/block-unit-test) and styling it via a shim file (
gutenberg.css) which contains a lot of@applydirectives.I tried using the typography plugin, but that didn't feel any easier to me.
It would be great if we could share approaches here – given how pervasive WordPress is I'm sure there are many of us trying to work out the best path.
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