Hide Based on Size
Explore how to create responsive web interfaces with Tailwind CSS by learning to hide or show elements depending on screen sizes. Understand how to adjust grid columns and spacing to optimize content display from smartphones to desktops, enhancing usability and design flexibility.
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Hiding elements for different screens
One way to make our application fit on a smaller screen is by hiding parts of the user interface on the smaller screen. In this case, because the smallest screen behavior is hidden, the unprefixed property is .hidden. We might want the item to display at larger sizes, so we add in .lg:block, winding up with class="hidden lg:block".
Sometimes we may want to go the other way and display an element at a smaller size but not at a larger one. It’s quite common to have an element for a ...