Full compiled .css

[dautb]

Where for 3.1?

[wongjn]

If you are asking about generating a CSS file of all possible classes in Tailwind v3.1, then I'm afraid there isn't one. This is due to the fact that Tailwind uses a just-in-time compiler to create classes only when needed. Furthermore, there would be an infinite amount of classes, due to arbitrary values and arbitrary variants which would be impossible to generate all combinations of. Even without these, if you really wanted every single class possible, you would need to generate every possible combination of the variants, (like dark:first:hover:focus:md:visited:last:only:…:m-1) so there would be all the "base" classes plus all these permutations of variants and thus the total number of possible classes would be something like (54!¹ + 1) × number of "base" classes (maths probably not correct here, but something like this). The "real" number would be slightly less since some variants don't make sense together, i.e. sm:md:lg:xl:m-1 but this obscenely large number should demonstrate the point.

Footnotes

1. This is 54 factorial, equal to 230,843,697,339,241,380,472,092,742,683,027,581,083,278,564,571,807,941,132,288,000,000,000,00 ↩

[dautb]

Or how else would you use this with a custom PHP site?

[wongjn]

I would have Tailwind scan the PHP code that contain Tailwind classes, by configuring the content in tailwind.config.js to build the CSS, and then deploy the CSS as needed.

[dautb]

Seems I can just include the .js file no? haha.

Kind of silly to make something like that.

[dautb]

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