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/**
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* This file outputs to `style.css`, your main front-end style sheet, and to
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* `style-editor.css`, for the WordPress editor.
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*
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* You probably won’t need to edit this file. You’re more likely to want to
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* edit `./tailwind/tailwind-theme.css`, which contains your project’s custom
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* design tokens, or files in the `./tailwind/custom` folder.
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*
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* The comments in this file outline the intended usage for files in the
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* `./tailwind/custom` folder.
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*/
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/**
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* Add the WordPress file header.
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*/
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@import "./tailwind/custom/file-header.css";
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/**
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* Add Tailwind’s default theme and your custom theme.
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*/
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@import "tailwindcss/theme";
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@import "./tailwind/tailwind-theme.css";
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/**
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* Add custom `@font-face` rules.
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*/
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@import "./tailwind/custom/fonts.css";
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/**
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* Add Tailwind’s Preflight styles.
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*/
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@if $target != editor {
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@import "tailwindcss/preflight";
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} @else {
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/**
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* In the editor, we only want to apply Preflight to descendents of an
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* element with the `not-prose` class.
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*/
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:where(.not-prose) {
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@import "tailwindcss/preflight";
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}
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}
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/**
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* Add your custom base styles.
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*/
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@import "./tailwind/custom/base.css";
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/**
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* Add your custom component styles.
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*
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* As used below, `@import-glob` imports all CSS files from the
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* `./tailwind/components` directory. This makes it easier to style things like
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* WordPress plugins or JavaScript components via separate files for each
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* plugin or library.
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*
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* Please note that because these files are added alphabetically, you must
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* ensure that CSS precedence isn’t affected by the order in which the files are
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* included. The intended use case is for, e.g., a `woocommerce.css` file to
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* add styles for WooCommerce using WooCommerce-specific class names, ensuring
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* that files for other WordPress plugins or JavaScript components could be
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* included in any order because they also use library-specific class names.
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*/
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@import-glob "./tailwind/custom/components/**/*.css";
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/**
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* Add styles exclusively for the WordPress editor.
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*/
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@if $target == editor {
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@import "./tailwind/tailwind-editor.css";
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}
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/**
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* Add Tailwind Typography.
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*/
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@import "./tailwind/tailwind-typography.css";
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/**
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* Add Tailwind’s utility classes and any utility classes registered by
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* plugins, then add custom utility classes.
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*/
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@import "tailwindcss/utilities";
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@import "./tailwind/custom/utilities.css";
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