Note that @layer CSS at-rule will not be output.
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Returning to Tailwind after using native `@layer` system, I lost an hour of work thinking that something with my PostCSS setup was stripping my `@layer` at-rules. I think the at-rule has matured to the point where people that haven't been using Tailwind for a while might expect to see it output. I see v4 will output this, but v3 simply reorders the rules for maximum compatibility. I have read the documentation here multiple times and I feel if this statement was here it would click in my head sooner that Tailwind v3 does not actually output the `@layer` at-rules and instead tracks and reorders them.
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If anyone stumbles on this, here's a helpful article that talks about what goes on under the hood on how Tailwind handles @layer https://emamoah.medium.com/using-native-css-cascade-layers-with-tailwindcss-cb11af266104 |
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Returning to Tailwind after some time of using the native
@layersystem, I lost an hour of work thinking that something with my PostCSS setup was stripping my@layerat-rules. I think the at-rule has matured to the point where people that haven't been using Tailwind for a while (or never had) might expect to see it output. I see v4 will output this, but v3 simply reorders the rules for maximum compatibility.I have read the documentation here multiple times and I feel if this statement was here it would click in my head sooner that Tailwind v3 does not actually output the
@layerat-rules and instead tracks and reorders them. It was only when I started testing the outputs in the playground did I realize this distinction.Feel free to reword and thanks for the otherwise great docs and css framework!