Styling Markdown and CMS Content with Tailwind CSS 

It's explained in the repo's readme.md 👍

@@eesusck Sure, but almost everything in these videos is documented elsewhere. Typography overrides are pretty involved so a video showing how it's done (and highlighting the differences between 1 and 2) would lower the barrier to entry.

Maybe you can use shift+Enter, Instead of Enter, Works for me in Ckeditor

I think he’s using nunjucks

@@LouisAgyapong Thanks 👍❤️

If you mean an exterior font from Google fonts or something then yes. You’ll usually add that to your Tailwind config file. Now that JIT has been released I’m not sure if you can just link it via an html link tag and then reference it inline.

Not after you add the `prose` class to the wrapping element 👍🏻

@@TailwindLabs That's excellent. All these plugins for forms, typography & JIT, Tailwind is going places

Doesn't it just inherit base colors? So if dark mode changes base color, prose should too?

@@Svish_ it should but it doesn't. There is an issue in the tailwind typography repo

It's 'Operator Mono' by Hoefler&Co

Use their PurgeCSS integration, or their new jit compiler. I end up with an even smaller CSS-file than I would otherwise.

@@Svish_ First of all I use them both. Secondly size of CSS file is unimportant. Issue is that it makes another network request to download CSS file. If the critical CSS was embeded in the HTML file then before full CSS file was downloaded you have styling. And its super critical for Web Vitals i.e. LCP, FID, CLS. So yes the current workaround is I embed entire website CSS inside the HTML. But unfortunately purgeCSS generates CSS for whole website not for per page basis. And as your site gets more pages then more unnecessary CSS gets added.