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tailwindcss

A utility-first CSS framework for rapidly building custom user interfaces.

Latest 4.3.32,661 published versionstailwindlabs/tailwindcss

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4.0.10

5 Mar 2025GitHub Release

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Removed max-w-auto and max-h-auto utilities as they generate invalid CSS (#16917)

Added

Add col-<number> and row-<number> utilities for grid-column and grid-row (#15183)

Fixed

Ensure not-* does not remove :is(…) from variants (#16825)
Ensure @keyframes are correctly emitted when using a prefix (#16850)
Don't swallow @utility declarations when @apply is used in nested rules (#16940)
Ensure outline-hidden behaves like outline-none outside of forced colors mode (#16943)
Allow !important on CSS variables again (#16873)
Vite: Do not crash when encountering an .svg file with # or ? in the filename (#16957)

Previous release4.0.9 Next release4.0.11

Ensure utilities are properly detected within square brackets (#16306)

Ensure utilities are properly detected using Angular's conditional class binding syntax (#16306)

Ensure utilities starting with numbers are properly extracted from Slim templates (#16306)

Discard arbitrary property candidates that have guaranteed-invalid property names (#16306)

Changed

Removed max-w-auto and max-h-auto utilities as they generate invalid CSS (#16917)
Replaced the existing candidate extractor with a brand new extractor to improve maintainability, correctness, and performance (#16306)