Modifiers allow you to only apply some specific Tailwind class if another condition happens.
One is hover: to apply a class only if you’re hovering the element with the mouse.
For example: hover:underline
The dark: modifier is super useful with applying dark mode.
You set any “base” class, for example bg-white, and then say dark:bg-black to “override” the first one in dark mode.
Modifiers are also super useful with response design, as you’ll see in the next lesson.
Lessons in this unit:
| 0: | Introduction |
| 1: | Box model properties |
| 2: | Colors |
| 3: | Typography |
| 4: | Flexbox and Grid in Tailwind |
| 5: | ▶︎ Modifiers |
| 6: | Responsive design in Tailwind |
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