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Installed the plugin on a nextjs app. It builds and runs without any complaints, but I don't think the styles are being applied correctly. As you can see from the screenshot, while the classes applied to select work, the default select {} rules exposed by this plugin do not (e.g.: all the background-* properties), so the caret is just hanging there completely to the right.
Hey! Can you create a simple project that reproduces the issue? We got a lot of issues that require me to manually recreate someone's project from scratch and I unfortunately just don't have time for that so things end up going unfixed. If you can provide something I can clone and start troubleshooting with right away it's much easier for me to find time to diagnose and fix the issue.
I started creating a reproducible repo, and of course everything worked that time. So when diffing the two projects I figured that the problem was with this:
@tailwind base
@tailwind components;
@tailwind utilities;
Namely, the missing semi after base. So my bad. Thanks a lot for taking the time to reply.
Installed the plugin on a nextjs app. It builds and runs without any complaints, but I don't think the styles are being applied correctly. As you can see from the screenshot, while the classes applied to
select
work, the defaultselect {}
rules exposed by this plugin do not (e.g.: all thebackground-*
properties), so the caret is just hanging there completely to the right.
Any ideas?tailwind.config.js
dependencies in
package.json
custom
<Select />
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