I'm currently working on an Angular Project using tailwind.
I'd like to add custom colors, so I modified my tailwind config file :
require('dotenv').config();
const enablePurge = process.env.ENABLE_PURGE === 'true';
module.exports = {
theme : {
extend : {
colors : {
'navy' : '#102059',
'argo-dark-blue' : '#102059',
'argo-bluish-gray' : '#F4F5F9',
'argo-light-blue' : '#9BE5F8',
'argo-purple' : '#9f6af9',
},
backgroundColor : (theme) => theme('colors'),
textColor : (theme) => theme('colors'),
},
},
important : true,
purge : {
enabled : enablePurge,
content : [ './src/**/*.html', './src/**/*.scss' ],
},
theme : {
extend : {},
},
variants : {},
plugins : [],
};
I'm using webpack, postcss, ng serve with hmr configuration. I'm using ng-tailwindcss to build. Here are my package.json scripts :
"scripts": {
...
"start": "ng serve --configuration hmr",
"build": "ngtw build && ng build",
...
"prestart": "ngtw build"
},
I'm then trying to change the background color of an element :
<span class="fa fa-file-pdf flex justify-center items-center rounded-xl text-xl w-11 h-11 mr-1 bg-argo-light-blue"></span>
Even when disabling the purge, the custom css classes do not appear in the final css file, so the element has no background color.
You've duplicated theme
:
You define it here
{
// ...
theme: {
extend: {
colors: {
'navy': '#102059',
'argo-dark-blue': '#102059',
'argo-bluish-gray': '#F4F5F9',
'argo-light-blue': '#9BE5F8',
'argo-purple': '#9f6af9',
},
backgroundColor: (theme) => theme('colors'),
textColor: (theme) => theme('colors'),
},
},
// ...
}
Then immediately redefine it here
{
// ...
theme: {
extend : {},
},
// ...
}
Remove the second one and your config should work properly.