Setting the width and height in Tailwind CSS involves using utility classes like w-[size] and h-[size] . These classes allow you to easily define the width and height of elements in your project.
Setting Width
To define the width of an element, employ the w-[size] classes, replacing [size] them To establish an element's height with options like 1/2 , full , screen , or numerical values.
<div class="w-1/2"> This element occupies half the width of its parent. </div>
Setting Height
To establish an element’s height, use the h-[size] classes with size identifiers such as 1/4, full, screen, or numerical values.
<div class="h-64"> This element has a fixed height of 16rem. </div>
Key Features
- Responsive Sizing: Tailwind’s utility classes support responsive variants (
sm: , md: , lg: , xl: ) for adaptive width and height adjustments.
- Flexibility: Easily customize dimensions without needing custom CSS, promoting a more efficient development process.
- Numerical Control: Numerical values provide precise control over sizing, allowing for pixel-perfect adjustments when needed.
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