Reputation: 1407
I'm using tailwind for styling in my React project. I wanted to apply a stroke-dasharray
styling to a <circle>
element using tailwind classes but after some researching, it seems tailwind does not provide any classes to style those attributes as can be seen in this discussion on the tailwind github repo.
Any ideas?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1237
Reputation: 1
Tailwind CSS does not provide a direct utility class for the stroke-dasharray CSS property, which is commonly used in SVGs to create dashed or dotted lines. However, you can extend Tailwind to include this functionality by adding custom utilities.
Upvotes: -2
Reputation: 1407
I already knew about tailwind's arbitrary values but after some more researching, I found out about tailwind's arbitrary properties! This is tailwind's way of allowing styling any properties they are not supporting.
So in my case I was able to do:
<circle className="[stroke-dasharray:2,5]" />
Upvotes: 2