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    How can I implement a dark mode toggle using Tailwind CSS?

    Asked on Sunday, Jan 18, 2026

    Implementing a dark mode toggle with Tailwind CSS involves using the "dark" variant to apply different styles based on a class on the root element. Here's a basic example of how you can achieve this. …

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    How can I create a responsive navigation menu using Tailwind's flex utilities?

    Asked on Saturday, Jan 17, 2026

    To create a responsive navigation menu using Tailwind's flex utilities, you can leverage the `flex`, `justify-between`, and responsive classes like `md:flex-row` to adjust the layout based on screen s…

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    How can I use Tailwind CSS to create a sticky header that hides on scroll?

    Asked on Friday, Jan 16, 2026

    To create a sticky header that hides on scroll using Tailwind CSS, you can utilize Tailwind's utility classes for positioning and JavaScript for scroll detection. Tailwind provides classes like "stick…

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    How can I apply different hover effects on the same element using Tailwind CSS?

    Asked on Thursday, Jan 15, 2026

    In Tailwind CSS, you can apply different hover effects to the same element by using multiple hover utility classes. Tailwind allows you to chain hover states with various utilities to achieve the desi…

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