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Tail Kit

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Updated: 31 Oct 2023
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Tail-kit is a free and open source components and templates kit fully coded with Tailwind css 3.0.

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Overview

Tail-Kit is a beautiful and large components and templates kit for TailwindCSS 3.0. It is free and open source, and does not change or add any CSS to the already existing TailwindCSS 3.0. It features multiple HTML elements that can be used in all web projects that use Tailwind CSS.

Features

  • Fully Coded CSS elements: Tailwind Starter Kit comes with 230+ fully coded CSS elements.
  • Templates: Tailwind Starter Kit contains many templates like dashboards, landing pages, login pages, etc., all of which are fully coded and ready to be copied and pasted.
  • Live code editor: Tailwind Kit includes a live code editor that allows users to change the components code and see the modifications in real time.
  • Dark mode: Most components and templates in Tailwind Kit are implemented with a light and dark version, utilizing the new dark mode 3.0 feature of Tailwind CSS.
  • Documentation: The documentation for Tailwind Kit is hosted on their website.
  • Browser Support: Tailwind Kit officially aims to support the last two versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and Opera.
  • Reporting Issues/Make Pull Request: Tailwind Kit welcomes all issues and pull requests. Users can contribute by reporting typos, bugs, improvements, and even adding their own components or layout.

Installation

To get started with Tail-Kit, follow these steps:

  1. Install Node.js 10.13 or later (recommended version is Node v12.18.3).
  2. Install the dependencies.
  3. Run the development server.
  4. Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser to see the results.
  5. You can start editing the page by modifying the pages/_index.tsx file. The page will auto-update as you make changes to the file.

Summary

Tail-Kit is a comprehensive components and templates kit for TailwindCSS 3.0. It provides a wide range of fully coded CSS elements and templates, along with a live code editor and support for dark mode. The documentation is available on their website, and users are encouraged to contribute by reporting issues or making pull requests. To get started, users need to install the required dependencies and run the development server.