Transform your markdown content into GitHub Styled elegance with Tailwind CSS!

Usage

To utilize this feature, simply include the provided style sheet (markdown.css) in your project. Add the markdown class to any HTML element that you would like to render as GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM).

Example

Below is an example of how to implement this:

Header


Header

Working with Hugo

You can seamlessly style your generated Hugo content using this style sheet. Simply wrap your content in an element that has the markdown class.

Example

   .Content

Nesting

If you prefer the class rules to be nested, a simple Python script (nest.py) is available to create a style sheet with nesting capabilities (markdown-nested.css). The nesting script applies straightforward formatting.

Using the Nest Script

bash
python nest.py

Contribution

• Report issues
• Open pull requests with improvements
• Spread the word

References

The ingenious idea of using the @apply directive to establish rules for a Markdown class was conceived by @adamwathan (the creator of Tailwind CSS). He first shared this concept in a comment on an issue within the Tailwind CSS discussion repository.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues with your Tailwind CSS implementation, here are some troubleshooting tips:

• Ensure that you have correctly linked the markdown.css file in your HTML.
• Check that the markdown class is being applied to the appropriate elements.
• Confirm there are no conflicting styles from other CSS files that may override your markdown styles.

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