TailPress

A minimal boilerplate theme for WordPress using TailwindCSS, with PostCSS and Laravel Mix.

Getting started

Clone repo git clone https://github.com/jeffreyvr/tailpress.git && cd tailpress
Run rm -rf .git to remove git
Run npm install
Run npm run development
Run npm run watch to start developing

You will find the editable CSS and Javascript files within the /resources folder.

Before you use your theme in production, make sure you run npm run production.

Block editor support

TailPress comes with basic support for the block editor.

CSS-classes for alignment, background and text colors will be generated automatically. You can modify this within the tailwind.config.js file.

To make the editing experience within the block editor more in line with the front end styling, a editor-style.css is generated. This file is only compiled on production builds.

Define theme colors

Four colors (primary, secondary, dark and light) are defined from the beginning. You can modify the colors in tailpress.json.

Define theme font sizes

You can modify the font sizes within tailpress.json.

JIT

Tailwind CSS JIT is used to allow for fast compiling.

If you prefer to use the regular Tailwind CSS instead, you can change to that dependency in package.json as was done up to TailPress v0.0.7 (example). Also make sure to you change the PostCSS plugins in webpack.mix.js (example).

PurgeCSS

By default, PurgeCSS is enabled. You can modify or disable it by changing the settings in the tailwind.config.js file. There are several PurgeCSS options.

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