Example:
.btn {bg-blue-500 text-2 text-orange-300}
.btn2 {bg-orange-500 text-2 text-blue-300}
Edit: I'm sorry I forgot to include the code I was using... it was late night.
< button className="btn hover:btn2"/> <---this does not work btn2 does not actually get applied as a hover
btn
of course appears, but upon hovering, btn2
styling does not appear.
If i'm doing something stupid or I clearly missed something already stated in the docs, feel free to just point me in the direction.
I've tried searching but I'm going in circles and I just have a lot of styles I'd like to change functionally by applying them in different states, but its going to be a pain in I have to create a separate .btn .btn2 btn2-hover btn-hover
etc.. etc..
Is it a variant issue? Or is it a process that reads the css
in a certain order? Could it be that I'm expecting hover to be applied to all internal css
when it really doesn't do that? Or do I need to make some exception? I'm jumbled.
The answer was in the docs. If anyone has this problem, it occurred because I had my declared styles under tailwind @components, when it should be tailwind @utilities.
@layer utilities{
.btn {bg-blue-500 text-2 text-orange-300}
.btn2 {bg-orange-500 text-2 text-blue-300}}
And then use the states as you would - for example, in this case
<button className="btn hover:btn2"/>
Above now will work!