TailwindCSS has an excellent typography plugin that allows you to stylize a set of elements by applying a simple class .prose to the parent container. The Typography plugin can make a boring piece of ...

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TailwindCSS has a typography plugin that can stylize content using the `.prose` class, but it also provides a way to override this styling by applying the `.not-prose` class. More information about this feature can be found in the official PR of TailwindCSS Typography.

TailwindCSS Ignore Typography

<p>I love tailwindCSS because it makes styling so easier. Although you get bloated html, it is a little price to pay.
Nice article btw 👍</p>


<p>Tailwind CSS is designed to generate minimal CSS output by only including the styles that are actually being used on our site. It also helps keep our stylesheets lightweight and improves performance. I love Tailwind for this mostly. Nice article and thanks for sharing.</p>
